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In a survey released Monday by Newspoll, based on polling conducted Thursday to Sunday among 1,152 voters, 53 percent supported the opposition coalition to 47 percent who supported the Labor Party, a difference that was within the margin of error of plus or minus three percentage points.

The Pew report was based on polling conducted from January through September.

Based on polling conducted by the Pew Research Center, about 6 in 10 Catholics (58percentt) say they support same-sex marriage.

The research was based on polls conducted nationwide in September and January.

The analysis is based on polls conducted by the Pew Research Center from March 2010 through November.

Tennessee, where our forecast had given Mr. Santorum a 7-point lead over Mr. Romney and an 18-point lead over Mr. Gingrich based on polls conducted through Friday, now looks more like a three-way race.

Had he drawn less than 20percentt of the vote -- an outcome that seemed possible based on polls conducted last week -- the Democrats would have lost their status as a "major party" under state law and would have been forced to submit petitions to get new candidates on the ballot.

CinemaScore gave Frozen an "A+" on an A+ to F scale, based on polls conducted during the opening weekend.

Our estimates based on polls conducted in 125 individual U.S. House races project Republican gains of 48 seats, more than enough for majority control, although the aggregate of national polling on "generic" House vote preference suggests an even bigger gain for the GOP.

Yet what we also know based on polls conducted by our national office, Planned Parenthood Federation of America, is that most voters don't identify with the terms 'pro-choice' and 'pro-life.' It's a complicated topic and one in which labels don't reflect the complexity.

The effort was based in part on polling conducted for Toyota by Joel Benenson, President Obama's chief pollster.