Polls/Surveys

Sep 17, 2008: Transferring top-of-the-ticket energy down the ballot
Barack Obama is changing the shape of the electorate of this country. This country has seen a huge increase in voter registration this year, and even bigger increases among younger voters, people of color, non-college voters, as well as college students, and unmarried women. These groups are politically progressive and disproportionately Democratic. Of the 326,823 newly registered (this year) voters in North Carolina, 176,806 are registered Democrats, just 21,672 are registered Republicans.

Sep 3, 2008: EMILY's List presents national polling on McCain-Palin ticket
On behalf of EMILY's List, Garin-Hart-Yang Research Group conducted a national survey among 800 women voters to assess their reactions to and perceptions of Sarah Palin as John McCain's running mate. Interviewing was conducted on August 31 and September 1, 2008. The margin of error for the findings is +/- 3.5 percentage points.

Aug 20, 2008: From 18 to 80: Women on Politics and Society
This national study commissioned by EMILY's List and executed by Garin-Hart-Yang Research, talked to more than 1,400 women voters in four distinct generational groups; Gen Y, Gen X, Boomers, and Seniors. A fascinating look at the gaps and bridges between generations and what they mean for the next president of the United States, the study banishes myths about women voters and reveals key opportunities and challenges for the candidates in the presidential race.

Mar 25, 2008: EMILY's List Unveils Pennsylvania WOMEN VOTE! Campaign
The EMILY’s List Pennsylvania WOMEN VOTE! program will begin a campaign to reach out to nearly 150,000 women voters in Pennsylvania through the mail and over the phone in the final weeks leading up to the Pennsylvania presidential primary.

Feb 19, 2008: EMILY's List Unveils Ohio WOMEN VOTE! Campaign
Democratic women in Ohio are extraordinarily anxious about the direction of economy and extremely confident in Hillary Clinton’s ability to do something about it from day one in the White House. These are the key findings of a survey of Ohio Democratic women who are likely to vote in the March 4 primary.

Dec 13, 2007: EMILY's List WOMEN VOTE! Releases New Study on Women and the Democratic Presidential Primary
A new study commissioned by EMILY's List WOMEN VOTE! finds most Democratic women won't choose their presidential nominee based on gender. Instead they have set an exacting standard of what they want in their next President and come to the conclusion that Hillary Clinton meets or exceeds those criteria.

Dec 12, 2006: EMILY's List Presents The 2006 Women's Monitor Report
The Mid-Term Elections and Implications for 2008. This national study looks at how the mid-terms re-shaped the political landscape for 2008

Jun 22, 2005: EMILY's List Presents 2005 Women's Monitor Report
Women at the Center of Political Change. This national study shows erosion in Republican support from women and opportunities for Democrats.