Prior Years' Findings

2009

Chris Christie pulled even with Jon Corzine and eventually won.

2008

Presidential prospects in New Jersey and in Delaware were a year-long focus.

2007

We tracked governors' popularity, support for the Iraq war, and early indications about the 2008 primaries.

2006

Menendez' victory reflected national issues, and we began publishing Delaware-based findings in addition to New Jersey.

2005

Candidates contended to replace Richard Codey as NJ Governor.

2004

A contentious presidential election dominated the radar screen.

2003

We tracked consumer issues and details of congressional elections.

2002

Ethics and budget issues dominated our New Jersey research scene.

2001

In the inaugural year of PublicMind polling, we published results on the dimensions and causes of McGreevey's victory, on energy and other public policy issues, and on the Sopranos!

R E C E N T S U R V E Y S
from the Fairleigh Dickinson University
public opinion research center
(New Jersey-based except as noted)

19JAN2010 Lou Dobbs Runs Hot and Cold

However, the pol with the strongest numbers may be . . . [more]

19JAN2010 Lou Dobbs tiene altibajos

Sin embargo, el político con los índices más fuertes puede ser . . . [mas]

18JAN2010 2010 Report on New Jersey Consumer Intentions

High Expectations Despite Harsh Reality [more]

18JAN2010 Informe 2010 sobre Intenciones del Consumidor de New Jersey

Grandes expectativas a pesar de la cruda realidad [mas]

14JAN2010 New Jerseyans Skeptical of Health Care Reform

Overall, just a third of New Jersey voters (34%) say they’d advise their . . . [more]

14JAN2010 Residentes de New Jersey se muestran escépticos sobre la reforma de la atención médica

En general, sólo un tercio de los votantes de New Jersey (34%) dice que le recomendaría a su . . . [mas]

12JAN2010 Corzine Leaves an Era of Bad Feeling

As Corzine exits, four of five voters (79%) say they’ve heard the term . . . [more]

12JAN2010 Corzine deja una era de malos sentimientos

Al momento de la partida de Corzine, cuatro de cada cinco votantes (79%) dicen que han escuchado el término . . . [mas]

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Prior Years' Findings

R E C E N T S U R V E Y Sfrom the Fairleigh Dickinson Universitypublic opinion research center(New Jersey-based except as noted)

R E C E N T S U R V E Y S
from the Fairleigh Dickinson University
public opinion research center
(New Jersey-based except as noted)