Lucchino said the club had also conducted telephone interviews with some people he declined to identify.
Researchers conducted telephone surveys of about 1,000 Ohioans in 1997.
Hart Research Associates conducted telephone interviews of 1,433 adults from Feb. 27 to March 10.
And former President Bill Clinton, at the behest of Mr. Green, conducted telephone interviews with black radio stations throughout the afternoon, encouraging listeners to vote for Mr. Green.
Each year, researchers conducted telephone interviews, asking the subjects to recall words and demonstrate knowledge of the day, week and year.
So on Sunday morning, Mr. Obama conducted telephone interviews with four New Orleans television stations and one radio station, lending his voice to those who were warning residents to heed the evacuation order.
He added that for much of the last decade, he had been present when Ms. Albert conducted telephone conversations as JT Leroy with unwitting editors, writers and celebrities, using the voice of a young man with a West Virginia accent.
Mr. Carter conducted telephone interviews to call attention to a summit meeting he plans to hold in Atlanta this fall to bring together white, black, Hispanic and Asian Baptists to work on issues of race and social inequality.
NBC News/Marist College conducted telephone surveys of 1,103 registered voters in Ohio, 1,078 voters in Florida, and 1,076 voters in Virginia, all with a margin of sampling error of plus or minus three percentage points.
From the '60s though the '80s, the show often conducted telephone solicitations, raising money for charities like the Lion's Club or Optimist's Club while also selling tickets to performances.
Gallup conducted telephone interviews with some 60,000 randomly chosen women (distinguished only by the fact that they do not hang up on a poll, as many of us do) and found: Non-employed women with young children at home are more likely than women with young children at home who are employed for pay to report experiencing sadness and anger a lot of the day "yesterday".
