Features of Public Opinion Pros for June 2007

	FEATURES
Predicting the Unexpected: Polling in the Lieberman-Lamont Senatorial Election By Douglas Schwartz
When all three candidates on election night pronounced the final Quinnipiac Poll wrong, they might have been motivated more by politics than any sure feeling about the numbers. (more)
“Based on What You Know…”: Race, Prejudgment, and the Death Penalty By Edward J. Bronson and Robert S. Ross
The ability to compare the voting behavior of white and black jury-eligible respondents in real death penalty cases offers insights into survey findings based on more representative samples. (more)
Public Opinion and Global Warming Policy in California By Sonja Petek and Mark Baldassare
Among Californians is an increasing concern about global warming and growing support for independent state action to address it (more)

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