Illinois Issues has teamed up with NPR to conduct a poll with a margin of error of +/- 3.7%. Here’s the part on “Leaving Illinois:” Leaving Illinois Because of the fact that the state of Illinois lost nearly 34,000 individuals … Continue reading
A short survey from the Democratic Congressional Committee, identifying itself as the “DCC,” took place Tuesday night. The questions were Likelihood of voting Candidate favored for Congress, Casten, Roskam, undecided If undecided, who would you vote for today. Birth year … Continue reading
That’s my guess after listening to all the questions asked by Victory Processing tonight. Here are the topics covered in order: Likelihood of voting in the General Election Party identification Favorability of Bruce Rauner Favorability of J.B. Pritzker Primary preference … Continue reading
Crystal Lake Library card holder Stephen Willson is on a mission. You can read his analysis of the Library’s expansion plans here. There have been ten comments so far, including one that started, “This is the most informative article I … Continue reading
There is a subtle way to skew polling numbers. Especially when polls in the last month of various races are of likely voters as compared to registered voters. The technique centers around these basic facts: The highest voter turnout for … Continue reading
The paper that has done everything it could to make sure that 8th District Congresswoman Melissa Bean gets re-elected is running a major article in Sunday’s. Lowering the risk of being on the wrong side is my guess. The Daily … Continue reading
A pollster for Republican gubernatorial candidate Bob Schillerstrom called yesterday afternoon. Schillerstrom is DuPage County Board Chairman. The pollster wanted to know if I would vote for Schillerstrom for governor. I told her, “No.” She didn’t ask why, but, if … Continue reading
April 14th, a pollster called one of McHenry County Blog’s friends in Algonquin. Here’s my contact’s description of the phone call: She said she was located in Asia and representing Western Wats. I tried to jot down her questions, not … Continue reading
Have you ever been called by the Gallup Poll? We were a couple of days ago. When my wife saw who was calling, she looked at the caller ID and told me it was for me. But, it turns out … Continue reading
Have you ever been called by the Gallup Poll? We were a couple of days ago. When my wife saw who was calling, she looked at the caller ID and told me it was for me. But, it turns out … Continue reading
The song Where did all the flowers go? Long time passing. is running through my head as I ask the question: How Powerful is the McHenry County Republican Party? The $18,000 McHenry County Conservation District 500-person survey taken the third … Continue reading
