Public Opinion Strategies

Okay, it’s only “semi-secret” because Democracy Corps put it on their website.  However, they did so without any of their usual fanfare — email blasts, press releases, and James Carville ruminating on the numbers.  Yesterday’s first article on it showed the rapid decline in the political environment since April.
They also asked how well a series [...] Read more

(This article was co-authored by Jim Hobart.)
While Democrats and the liberal media have spent the last few months trying to drive the narrative that the Republican Party does not have a leader, they have ignored the mounting problem they have with one of the undisputed leaders of their own party.
In a recent Financial Dynamics survey, [...] Read more

Yesterday, I wrote a post about the Republican standing on the generic ballot being significantly better off now than four (and two) years ago.   Amy Walter from the Hotline made the following comment on my Facebook page:
“Thanks for the smart post Glen. It’s also interesting to note the tightening of the generic even as Congressional [...] Read more

(This article was co-authored by Jim Hobart).
In a recent article in The New Republic, Jonathan Chait writes:
Obama has come into office having won the popular vote by seven percentage points, along with a 79-seat edge in the House, a 17-seat edge in the Senate, and massive public demand for change. But it’s already clear he [...] Read more