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WOBURN, MASS. - MAYOR

If the election for Mayor were held today, which candidate would you vote for? Scott Galvin, Joanna Gonsalves, Charles Doherty or Thomas McLaughlin? Press 1 for Scott Galvin, press 2 for Joanna Gonsalves, press 3 for Charles Doherty or press 4 for Thomas McLaughlin.
    1. SCOTT GALVIN - 173 - 30% - ACTUAL - 34%
    2. JOANNA GONSALVES - 88 - 15% - ACTUAL - 12%
    3. CHARLES DOHERTY - 108 - 19% - ACTUAL - 21%
    4. THOMAS MCLAUGHLIN - 212 - 36% - ACTUAL - 33%
The survey was conducted on September 8-9, 2009. A total of 5,204 households were called and we had a 16% representative opinion of the data surveyed.

The Primary election was on September 22, 2009.

Total votes cast: 7221
Galvin-2,430
Gonsalves-830
Doherty-1,538
McLaughlin-2,423
Our polling and actual election-day vote is within our 5% margin of error.

MAYOR OF MILFORD, CT

We are conducting a short scientific survey about Milford and we would like to get your opinion. We are not selling anything and your response will be completely confidential. This will take less than one minute.

If the Milford Mayoral election were held today would you vote for James Richetelli, Genevieve Salvatore, or Peter Spalthoff? For James Richetelli press 1, for Genevieve Salvatore press 2, for Peter Spalthoff press 3.
    1. James Richetelli - 1967 - 70% - ACTUAL - 60%
    2. Genevieve Salvatore - 529 - 19% - ACTUAL - 27%
    3. Peter Spalthoff - 319 - 11% - ACTUAL - 9%
A total of 13,771 calls were made during the morning, afternoon and evening hours on October 14-16, 2009. A total of 2,815 individuals participated in the survey which is a 20.5% representative opinion of the data surveyed. This survey has a plus or minus 5% margin of error. This survey has concluded.
MAYOR OF OLIVE BRANCH, MISSISSIPPI

This is a brief confidential voters survey. In the race for Mayor do you intend to vote for Dale Bradshaw the Democrat, Sam Rikard the Republican or Randy Smith the Independent? For Dale Bradshaw press 1, for Sam Rikard press 2, for Randy Smith press 3.
    1. Dale Bradshaw - 60 - 13% - ACTUAL - 19.87%
    2. Sam Rikard - 343 - 74% - ACTUAL - 72.72%
    3. Randy Smith - 60 - 13% - ACTUAL - 7.41%
A total of 3,214 records were called during the afternoon and evening hours on May 26, 2009.

A total of 463 individuals participated in the survey which is a 14.4% representative opinion of the data surveyed. In unofficial returns, Rikard captured 72.72 percent of the vote compared to Bradshaw's 19.87 percent and Smith's 7.41 percent. Voter turnout in Olive Branch was stronger than in neighboring cities with Rikard receiving 2,090 votes compared to Bradshaw's 571 votes and Smith's 213.
RIVERSIDE CITY COUNCIL WARD 2

This is a brief confidential voters survey. In the race for Riverside city council Ward 2 do you support Andy Melendrez, Ruben Rasso, Ahmad Smith or are you undecided? For Andy Melendrez press 1, for Ruben Rasso press 2, for Ahmad Smith press 3, if you are undecided press 4.
    1. Andy Melendrez - 133 - 53%
    2. Ruben Rasso - 35 - 14%
    3. Ahmad Smith - 7 - 3%
    4. Undecided - 77 - 30%
A total of 5,769 calls were made during the afternoon and evening hours on Thursday, May 28, 2009.

A total of 252 individuals participated in the actual survey which is a 5% representative opinion of Ward 2. This survey is within a 5%+ - MOE (margin of error)
*Considering that with our polling we have found that 98% of the time 50% of the undecided option will go to the candidate who is winning in our survey with the other 50% divided equally between the other candidates. I do not see this race going to a runoff. If our numbers are correct I would expect to see the following outcome on June 2, 2009.
Melendrez - 68% - ACTUAL - 69.06%
Rasso - 20% - ACTUAL - 21.92%
Smith - 10% - ACTUAL - 9.02%
ALABAMA STATE HOUSE DISTRICT 56 - RUNOFF ELECTION

This is a one question voter survey. If the election were held today for State House District here in District 56, would you vote for Lawrence McAdory or Claire Mitchell? Press 1 if you support Lawrence McAdory, press 2 if you support Claire Mitchell.
    1. LAWRENCE MCADORY - 462 - 60% - ACTUAL - 2519 - 59.9%
    2. CLAIRE MITCHELL - 311 - 40% - ACTUAL - 1683 - 40.1%
A total of 12,992 calls were made on July 1 and July 6, 2010.

A total of 773 individuals participated in the survey which is a 6% representative opinion of the data surveyed. This survey has a 5% plus or minus margin of error. With 99 percent of election returns counted in the Jefferson County Democratic runoff, the 81-year-old McAdory won 2,519 votes, or 60 percent, compared to 1,683 votes, or 40 percent, cast for his challenger, Claire Mitchell, a 68-year-old Bessemer salon owner.
JUDGE OF THE 219TH DISTRICT COURT
Collin County Court at Law #4, State Supreme Court, Place 3

Hello, we are conducting a voter information survey about politics in our area. We have three questions we would like to ask you and this will take less than 60 seconds. Do you plan on voting in the April 13th runoff election, do you plan on voting early, or are you not planning to vote at all? Press 1 if you plan on voting in the April 13th runoff election, press 2 of you plan on voting early or press 3 if you are not planning to vote at all.
    1. Plan on voting in the April 13th election - 2,895 - 48%
    2. Plan on voting early - 1,704 - 28%
    3. Not planning to vote at all - 1,531 - 24%
If the election were held today in the race for Judge of the 219th District Court would you vote for Angela Tucker or Scott Becker? Press 1 for Angela Tucker, press 2 for Scott Becker.
    1. Angela Tucker - 1,421 - 42% - ACTUAL - 48%
    2. Scott Becker - 1,957 - 58% - ACTUAL - 52%
A total of 41,562 calls were made at various times on March 23-25, 2010.

A total of 6,130 individuals participated in Q1 of the survey which is a 15% representative opinion of the data surveyed. A total of 3,378 individuals participated in Q2 of the survey which is a 8.2% representative opinion of the data surveyed. This survey allows for a + - 5% margin of error.
HUMBOLDT COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY

If the election were held today for District Attorney here in Humboldt County and the candidates were the incumbent District Attorney Paul Gallegos, former Deputy DA Paul Hagen, former Deputy DA Allison Jackson or former Deputy DA Kathleen Bryson for whom would you vote or are you undecided? Press 1 for District Attorney Paul Gallegos, press 2 for former Deputy DA Paul Hagen, press 3 for former Deputy DA Allison Jackson, press 3 for former Deputy DA Kathleen Bryson, or press 4 if you are undecided.
    1. Paul Gallegos - 938 - 30% - ACTUAL - 39.72%
    2. Paul Hagen - 493 - 16% - ACTUAL - 18.53%
    3. Allison Jackson - 677 - 22% - ACTUAL - 37.03%
    4. Kathleen Bryson - 125 - 4% - ACTUAL - 4.61%
    5. Undecided - 874 - 28%
Are you Male or Female? Press 1 for Female, press 2 for Male.
    1. Female - 1881 - 64%
    2. Male - 1070 - 36%
If you are under 40 please press 1, if you are over 40, please press 2.
    1. Under 40 - 289 - 10%
    2. Over 40 - 2625 - 90%
A total of 16,136 calls were made at various times on May 12-14, 2010.

A total of 3,107 individuals participated in Q1 of the survey which is a 19.3% representative opinion of the data surveyed.
A total of 2,951 individuals participated in Q2 which is a 18.3% representative opinion of the data surveyed.
A total of 2,914 individuals participated in Q3 which is a 18% representative opinion of the data surveyed.
This survey has a + or - 5% margin of error. This concludes this survey.

A total of 773 individuals participated in the survey which is a 6% representative opinion of the data surveyed. This survey has a 5% plus or minus margin of error. With 99 percent of election returns counted in the Jefferson County Democratic runoff, the 81-year-old McAdory won 2,519 votes, or 60 percent, compared to 1,683 votes, or 40 percent, cast for his challenger, Claire Mitchell, a 68-year-old Bessemer salon owner.
LARGE ISSUE AND CANDIDATE SURVEY

In the 2008 republican presidential primary did you support Rudy Giuliani, John McCain, Ron Paul, Mitt Romney or someone else?
    For Rudy Giuliani press 1 - 1,224 - 8%
    For Ron Paul press 2 - 1,329 - 9%
    For John McCain press 3 - 5,765 - 38%
    For Mitt Romney press 4 - 4,611 - 31%
    Or press 5 if you supported someone else - 2,046 - 14%
Total responses: 14,975

Do you consider yourself to be pro life or pro choice?
    If you are pro-life press 1 - 8,267 - 58% If you are pro choice press 2 - 5,962 - 42%
Total responses: 14,229

Do you support the 2nd amendment and gun rights?
    Press 1 for yes - 12,358 - 89%
    Press 2 for no - 1,505 - 11%
Total responses: 13,863

Now, our last question… If the election were held today in the XX Primary for United States Senate would you vote for X, XX, XXX, someone else or are you undecided?
    For X press 1 - 997 - 8%
    For XX press 2 - 3,914 - 28%
    For XXX press 3 - 2,504 - 18%
    For someone else press 4 - 1,913 - 14%
    If you are undecided press 5 - 4,462 - 32%
Total responses: 13,790

A total of 97,665 calls were made at various times between February 22-25, 2010.

A total of 14,975 individuals participated in Q1 of the survey which is a representative opinion of 15.3% of the data surveyed.
A total of 14,229 individuals participated in Q2 of the survey which is a representative opinion of 14.6% of the data surveyed.
A total of 13,863 individuals participated in Q3 of the survey which is a representative opinion of 14.2% of the data surveyed.
A total of 13,790 individuals participated in Q4 of the survey which is a representative opinion of 14.1% of the data surveyed.
This survey is subject to a 5% + or - margin of error. This survey has a plus or minus 5% margin of error.
US CONGRESS-NV-CD3 ISSUE SURVEY

We are conducting a voter information survey about issues in our area. We have one question we would like to ask you and this will take less than 60 seconds. Of the 8 issues which are most important to you? Jobs, Healthcare, Taxes, National Security, Education, Immigration, Energy or Declining Home Values? Press 1 for Jobs, press 2 for Healthcare, press 3 for Taxes, press 4 for National Security, press 5 for Education, press 6 for Immigration, press 7 for Energy, press 8 for Declining Home Values.
    1. JOBS - 663 - 27%
    2. HEALTHCARE - 401 - 16%
    3. TAXES - 281 - 12%
    4. NATIONAL SECURITY - 289 - 12%
    5. EDUCATION - 129 - 5%
    6. IMMIGRATION - 448 - 18%
    7. ENERGY - 32 - 2%
    8. DECLINING HOME VALUES - 200 - 8%
A total of 32,611 households were called during various hours on May 12, 2010.

A total of 2,443 individuals participated in Q1 of the survey which is a representative opinion of 8% the data surveyed. This survey has a plus or minus + or - 5% margin of error.

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