Posts Tagged ‘Public Opinion’
Initial Job Approval Ratings Of US Presidents [CHART]
Gallup’s tracker showed that only 45% of the American public said that they approved of the job Donald Trump was doing, with an equal number disapproving.
Read MorePolitical Events For Which Sentiment On Twitter Was Similar To Polls [TABLE]
Of the eight events that the Pew Research Center tracked since the beginning of last year, there were two when the reaction on Twitter paralleled public opinion.
Read MoreConservative Sentiment On Twitter Compared To Polls [TABLE]
The reaction on Twitter to Obama’s second inaugural address and his 2012 State of the Union was not nearly as positive as public opinion.
Read MoreLiberal Sentiment On Twitter Compared To Polls [TABLE]
In some instances, the Twitter reaction was more pro-Democratic or liberal than the balance of public opinion.
Read MoreLiberal Sentiment On Twitter Compared To Polls [TABLE]
In some instances, the Twitter reaction was more pro-Democratic or liberal than the balance of public opinion.
Read MoreImportance Of Buying American By Product Category & Gender, March 2013 [CHART]
Women were 11% more likely to consider Buying American important when purchasing major appliances (79% vs. 71%).
Read MoreTwitter Sentiment vs Public Opinion, March 2013 [TABLE]
The Twitter conversation does not tend to be exclusively more liberal or conservative than general public opinion, but it does seem to be quite negative at points.
Read MoreTwitter Sentiment vs Public Opinion, March 2013 [TABLE]
The Twitter conversation does not tend to be exclusively more liberal or conservative than general public opinion, but it does seem to be quite negative at points.
Read MoreAmericans' Most Popular Movie Genres [CHART]
Asked the types of movies they like to see most in theaters, 61% of American moviegoers chose action and adventure flicks, with comedy (50%) rating as the second-most popular.
Read MoreAmericans' Attitudes Toward Hard Work & Success By Various Demographics [CHART]
7 in 10 of Americans believe that with hard work they can accomplish anything, while 28% believe that success is dependent upon factors like connections, inherited wealth and sheer luck.
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