Polling Memo: ObamaCare Worries
Kayla Sulzer | May 8th, 2013
ObamaCare: Remember When? Remember when President Obama said this: June 15, 2009: ”So let me begin by saying this to you and to the American people….If you like your doctor, you will be able to keep your doctor, period. … If you like your health care plan, you’ll be able to keep your health care ...
Polling Memo: ObamaCare 1,134 Days Later
Kayla Sulzer | May 2nd, 2013
ObamaCare: The Gift that Keeps on Giving. Or Not. They say things get better with time. For ObamaCare, 1,134 days later, that ceases to be the case. On Tuesday, Politico foreshadowed a harsh reality for President Obama and Congressional Democrats as its headline read “Democrats fret over ObamaCare as 2014 looms.” Haunted by their health ...
Polling Memo: Voters & the President’s Budget
Kayla Sulzer | April 25th, 2013
Public Notice: The Numbers Behind Obama’s Budget In February, prior to any budget roll out from President Obama or Congress, internal polling showed 61% of voters in battleground districts believing that “balancing our federal budget would significantly increase economic growth and create millions of American jobs.”1 On March 12, Chairman Paul Ryan released the House ...
Polling Memo: Obama’s Issue Ratings Plunge
Kayla Sulzer | April 10th, 2013
Obama on Key Issues: Plummeting… In the past 2 week, Obama’s job approval as President of the United States has seen a slight recovery. What hasn’t recovered however, are his approval ratings on the issues voters care most about. Since January, cumulatively, President Obama has seen a net negative movement of 45% on the economy, ...
Polling Memo: Voters Stand Firm on Keystone XL
Kayla Sulzer | April 5th, 2013
Consistency: Voters Still Want to Build the Keystone Pipeline On January 18, 2012, President Obama rejected building the 1,700-mile long pipeline known as Keystone XL. This pipeline would transport oil from Canada to US refineries and “[promised] thousands of temporary jobs for the recovering U.S. economy.”1 As headlines boasted Obama’s unpopular decision, voter backlash immediately ensued. ...
Polling Memo: Voters Want a Balanced Budget
Kayla Sulzer | March 26th, 2013
Voters to Government: Balance Your Budget “It is important to reduce the debt, and balancing gets you there faster….That’s paramount.” 1 ~ Douglas Holtz-Eakin, former director of the Congressional Budget Office In voters’ minds it’s simple. You can’t keep spending money you don’t have. Their solution? It’s called a balanced budget, and the numbers prove ...
Polling Memo: Happy Anniversary ObamaCare
Kayla Sulzer | March 22nd, 2013
ObamaCare: 3 Years Later… Tomorrow, Saturday, March 23, marks the third anniversary of President Obama’s signature piece of legislation known as ObamaCare — health care reform he promised would lower health care costs, reduce our deficit and grow our economy. Today, forty-four percent of voters say ObamaCare will make things worse for them ...
Polling Memo: What Balanced Approach?
Kayla Sulzer | March 12th, 2013
Rasmussen: Obama’s (Un) Balanced Approach Last Thursday, Rasmussen released new data that asked voters whether or not they believed taxes would go up under President Obama. A full 50 percent said “yes.” More striking perhaps is that this number is “up 13 points from late 2012 and the highest finding in nearly five years of ...
Polling Memo: Remember the Keystone Pipeline?
Kayla Sulzer | March 7th, 2013
Fox News: 70 Percent Want Keystone Pipeline Built Remember well over a year ago when a pipeline known as Keystone XL was proposed to transport oil from Canada to the United States and create an estimated 200,000+ American jobs? Remember back in January 2012, when the Obama Administration rejected building it saying it would not ...
Gallup: Obama’s Never-Ending Campaign Hits a Roadblock Yesterday, per usual, Gallup rolled out their three-day average of Barack Obama’s job approval as President of the United States. So, what’s the clincher? This was the first rolling average that included dates after the sequester cuts on Friday. Politico compared it to a week earlier. Here’s what ...
