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Prez Race Narrows on Debate Eve

Most voters will watch, but very few expect debate to change their minds

September 26, 2016
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New Hampshire Poll

Clinton Leads Trump; Senate Race Neck and Neck

September 21, 2016

Florida Poll

Clinton Maintains Lead; Tight Race for Senate

September 20, 2016

Georgia Poll

Trump Narrowly Leads Clinton

September 19, 2016

Iowa Poll

Trump Widens Lead Over Clinton

September 15, 2016

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This Week in 2016 Presidential Polls - June 24, 2016

What will happen if contempt for a major party candidate moves 3rd party supporters to back "the lesser of two evils"?

This Week in 2016 Presidential Polls – May 20, 2016

The case for including third party candidates in 2016 polls http://www.monmouth.edu/polling.

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RT @MonmouthPoll: BREAKING: National Debate moderators should fact check: Yes 60% All voters 69% Clinton voters 46% Trump voters https://…

@PollsterPatrick September 26, 01:27 PM
BREAKING: National Debate moderators should fact check: Yes 60% All voters 69% Clinton voters 46% Trump voters https://t.co/FS5Ic5IIcN

@MonmouthPoll September 26, 01:27 PM
Blog : Historical Presidential Nominee Favorability Ratings

August 29, 2016

A Monmouth University Poll released today (http://monmouth.edu/polling-institute/reports/) underscored the historically high level of negative attitudes toward both major party nominees for president.

The number of voters who cannot bring themselves to voice a favorable opinion of either major party nominee is unlike anything witnessed in past elections. Only 2% have a favorable opinion of ...

Blog : A Poll Sample's Party Composition

August 8, 2016

A note on party composition in polling samples.

Some commenters have noted that the Democratic advantage in the latest Monmouth University Poll is larger than in our poll taken just prior to the two parties' conventions . Specifically, voters in the current poll self-identify their party leanings as 35% Democrat, 26% Republican, and 39% independent or other. In the July poll it was 33% Democrat...

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PolitickerNJ.com

Monmouth University’s Patrick Murray combines a pollster’s fixation on numbers with gut-level understanding of New Jersey politics to once again accurately call a race that many in the political establishment thought too close to accurately predict. (June 7, 2012)

SuperStorm Sandy Broadcast

Besides exposure on political topics, Patrick Murray, Monmouth University Polling Institute Director, is tapped to discuss results of the diverse set of polls conducted annually.

Leading Center for Survey Research

The Monmouth University Polling Institute was established to be a leading center for the study of public opinion on critical national and state issues. The Polling Institute's mission is to foster greater public accountability by ensuring that the public’s voice is heard in the policy discourse.

The Monmouth University Poll was recognized in 2013 as the only poll that correctly forecast the outcomes of both the November gubernatorial race and the unprecedented October U.S. Senate contest in New Jersey, leading the Asbury Park Press to call Monmouth’s polling "freakishly accurate."

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