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14MAR2012 Women Boost Obama, Pan Republicans
A majority of voters (53%) say the long, difficult Republican primary contest will . . . [ more ]
13JAN2012 Obama's Job Approval Split; Advantage still Menendez
Some voters are now more optimistic about . . . [ more ]
07DEC2011 Gingrich is New Fave, Voters Approve of Iraq Withdrawal, President Beats All Comers
In head to head trials, Obama bests . . . [ more ]
29SEP2011 Blue State Pans President
Seven in ten say country is on “wrong track.” [ more ]
10JUN2011 Jersey Guy Trails the President: But Then, So Does Everyone Else
Meanwhile, Christie's approval back home in New Jersey took a turn for . . . [ more ]
26MAY2011 Obama Bump
Among Republicans, Obama's approval rating . . . [ more ]
07APR2011 Obama Campaign Ahead, for the Moment, in New Jersey
However, his current approval rating is down from a much stronger . . . [ more ]
31MAR2011 Jersey Guy Runs Better Nationally than Other Big Republicans
Only two Republicans outperform Christie in match-ups with Obama. The president runs even with . . . [ more ]
17JAN2011 Obama and Menendez Ahead in New Jersey
The president is ahead on his ratings even though . . . [ more ]
14OCT2010 Obama Approval and Democrats are Down
Asked which party they prefer to control the U.S. Congress after the upcoming elections, voters choose . . . [ more ]
27MAY2010 President's Approval Slides in NJ
. . . voters' assessment of the direction in which the country is moving is now identical to their view just before . . . [ more ]
06MAR2009 Obama or Rush? Rush or Obama?
But New Jerseyans are skeptical that their own state lawmakers will . . . [ more ]
15JAN2009 New Day Dawning: Strong Approval for President-Elect
The 43rd president's popularity was strongly associated with the public's perception of . . . [ more ]
31OCT2008 Obama Expands Lead in New Jersey
McCain runs even with Obama among . . . [ more ]
27FEB2008 No Electability Advantage for Obama in New Jersey
Even among women, a group that would be expected to support Clinton more strongly than Obama, . . . [ more ]
The survey also suggests that the support Obama garnered in other states from youth is . . . [ more ]