The most comprehensive polls, although with huge margins of error, seem to favour Mugabe – even in a free and fair contest.
The most comprehensive poll, in the magazine India Today, suggests that the BJP will win 234 to 249 out of Parliament's 543 seats, up from the party's 194 seats in the mid-1996 electhen; the Congress party and its allies will get 150 to 165 seats, up from 139; and the 13-member United Front, which has ruled for the past 18 months, will get just 120 to 135 seats, down from 179.The BJP is on a roll.
An active philanthropist for Jewish causes, Stern backed the first comprehensive poll of anti-semitism that surveyed over 50,000 adults in 102 countries and territories, published in April 2014.
Several years ago, in a comprehensive poll of writers, editors and publishers, he was named one of the 10 outstanding business journalists of the century.
Several years ago, in a comprehensive poll of writers, editors and publishers, he was named one of the ten outstanding business journalists of the 20th century.
So it's no coincidence that the Gallup Center for Muslim Studies recently released a comprehensive poll, touting that American Muslims are similar to other religious groups and even more likely than most to decry violence against civilians.
What I found interesting is that, like most comprehensive polls that include questions about the Iraq war, the AP-Yahoo survey shows once again that the vast majority of Americans want some form of timeline for exiting Iraq -- a result that has not changed much in the last few years.
In a comprehensive poll of the Cuban-American community conducted by New Democrat Network in 2006, an overwhelming majority of Cuban-Americans favored negotiation with a Cuban government led by Raul Castro, and a majority of those who arrived in the United States after 1980 favored the relaxation of travel and remittance restrictions imposed by Bush and supported by McCain.
While one much-ballyhooed exit poll showed modest gains for Mr. Bush among Hispanic voters, the William C. Velasquez Institute, a respected nonpartisan think tank, released comprehensive exit polling data showing that Hispanic voters overwhelmingly supported John Kerry, 67.7percentto31percentcent.
That 18-month effort, which involved extensive research and a comprehensive national poll, has been spun into two two-hour documentaries, to be broadcast this week.
