His infantile character, duplicity, cold-heartedness, and self-dealing greed are evident not merely to the majority of the poll-answering electorate but, sooner or later, to those who make the decision to work at his side.
The vast majority of the polls show the "no" side narrowly ahead; two published on Wednesday gave the unionists fifty-two per cent and the "yes" side forty-eight per cent, though both found a fair number of undecideds.
But if the majority of the polls are right, and Obama's leading in the key battleground states, and if there are no major surprises in the next month and a half, then Romney needs to do something drastic if he is to have any chance of winning.
And in states like Florida and North Carolina that Trump would have to win, Clinton is up in the vast majority of the polls.
After drawing nationwide media attention, condemnations from two candidates for governor, and threats to sue over racist voter suppression, the Randolph County elections board on Friday reversed their decision to close the majority of the polling precincts.
Majorities of the poll respondents said they have a "great deal" or "fair amount" of trust in their local police department and in police nationwide, as well as in the FBI.
The majority of those polled felt strongly enough about the issue they said it would influence how they voted.
For the first time since 2006, a majority of those polled in the UK would be happy to see taxes rise.
On the positive side, Mr. Dugger found it encouraging that the vast majority of those polled said they wanted to understand the various forms of technology used in everyday life.
Indeed, following the ceasefire that ended last month's mini-war in Gaza, a clear majority of those polled were against the truce, hawkishly preferring the government and military continue the onslaught in which more than 160 Palestinians were killed.
