Word: polled
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Governor gets tossed out by Arkansas voters, the earnest presidential candidate morphs into a skirt-chasing tabloid cartoon--and Clinton has to run harder and smarter to catch up with his dreams. Which is why some of the President's closest advisers have been anxiously peering beyond his gaudy poll numbers to the next, and inevitable, setback...
...Minnick, a former CEO of the construction-products firm TJ International, to challenge first-term Republican Larry Craig. For several months, he called every week, and each time Minnick said no, he was too old, didn't like Washington and couldn't win anyway. Kerrey authorized a $25,000 poll and found out that while Minnick's popularity was just 11%, only one- third of Idaho voters recognized Craig's name, and many were more moderate than he was on issues like the environment. That nudged Minnick into the race...
From a telephone poll of 831 registered voters who voted for a Republican candidate for Congress in 1994 taken for TIME/CNN May 24-28 by Yankelovich Partners Inc. Sampling error: plus or minus 3.5% "Not sures" omitted...
...counter-revolutionaries? The latest TIME/CNN Election Monitor surveyed Americans who voted in '94 for GOP contenders for Congress. The poll found a cohort of deserters large enough to give Democrats high hopes. The current turncoats tend to be Democrats who strayed and are returning home. They are generally young, pro-choice, worried about the economy, in favor of gun control and fed up with budget cutting and Newt Gingrich...
...amazing thing Harvard did was fight back from a five-game losing streak early in the season to win seven in a row, earning a record of 8-6 (3-3 Ivy) and a No. 12 spot in the NCAA poll...