PPP: Trump, Clinton Lead Iowa, But Nothing Is Certain
The Iowa caucus is Monday, and it’s still too close to call.
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What Is To Be Gun?
Posted by Aaron Keck | Jan 13, 2016 | National
It wasn’t a major part of the State of the Union, as it turned out, but gun control is still a big issue.
Read MorePPP: NC Republicans (Not Just Trump Supporters) Highly Anti-Muslim
Posted by Aaron Keck | Dec 10, 2015 | Election
Millions of Americans actually believe “shutting down all the mosques” is an idea worth considering.
Read MorePPP: In GOP, “Islamophobia” Concentrated In Trump Supporters
Posted by Aaron Keck | Dec 4, 2015 | Election
Ban Islam? Register Muslims? Shut down mosques? Most Republicans say no – but Donald Trump supporters say yes.
Read MorePPP: GOP Presidential Race Down To Four
Posted by Aaron Keck | Nov 19, 2015 | Election
It’s Trump vs. Carson vs. Cruz vs. Rubio – and GOP voters aren’t sure whether mosques should be allowed to stay open.
Read MoreElection 2016: Who’s Got The Upper Hand?
Posted by Aaron Keck | Nov 12, 2015 | Election
Trump and Carson lead today’s Election 2016 polls (on the GOP side), but will it stay that way?
Read MoreChapel Hill Mayoral Candidates Get Out The Vote
Posted by Aaron Keck | Oct 31, 2015 | Election, Featured
Polls show the race for Chapel Hill Mayor is neck-and-neck.
Read MoreNC Survey Finds GOP Support For “Banning Islam”
Posted by Aaron Keck | Oct 4, 2015 | News
PPP finds 40 percent of GOP voters in North Carolina want to ban the religion altogether.
Read MorePoll Shows Tight Race Ahead for Chapel Hill Municipal Election
Posted by Blake Hodge | Sep 23, 2015 | Election, Featured
Undecided voters will likely determine the Chapel Hill Town Council and Mayoral leadership this November, according to new polling numbers. With a heated campaign season well underway, Public Policy Polling commissioned a Chapel...
Read MoreLatest PPP Survey: Most GOP Voters Are Still “Birthers”
Posted by Aaron Keck | Sep 3, 2015 | National
PPP director Tom Jensen says voters may be treating factual questions as opinion questions.
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