John Zogby This is the first of two parts. The next piece will examine what happened with the polls. Joe Biden has been declared the winner. The race for the White House was a close one but both the popular vote and the landslide in the Electoral College were in sync and the results are…
by John Zogby Ultimately winning elections is about wedge issues – sometimes social, or foreign policy, or economic. Political campaigns are also about the quality and capacity of the candidates. “Who would you rather have a beer with – George W. Bush or John Kerry?”, we posed for Knight Ridder Newspapers in 2004. But…
from the Washington Examiner, by Paul Bedard It’s a long shot, and the odds are against him, but social activist and former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s past record of surprise victories shows that he can overtake the 2020 Democratic primaries and win the nomination, according to his former pollster. “He is a winner. At…
This week’s JZS Newsletter features: 1) From Chaos Towards Order: Generation Z, Disruption, and the Prospects For A Better Future, By Jeremy Zogby 2) Tribal AnalyticsSM And The Bottom Up Revolution, By John Zogby 3) Trump Report Card: Too Much Defense Overshadows His Agenda, From the Washington Examiner, By John Zogby 1) From Chaos Towards…
Odds are strong that Hillary Clinton will be the 45th President of the United States. Odds were even stronger that voters in the United Kingdom would choose to stay in the European Union. The Brexit vote this past week was not even close and once again this year the pundits and elites have been dead…