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Gonzales Research Poll Directory
From time to time, Gonzales Research conducts surveys of registered voters – nationally, statewide, and in local jurisdictions. Each of surveys listed here is in the public domain, but we would ask that Gonzales Research & Marketing Strategies of Annapolis be credited if any of the surveys is cited in a story or column.
Please select a category of Survey, or scroll down to see entire directory.
Maryland Media Survey , March 2008 -- This survey includes numbers on Governor Martin O'Malley's job approval, the most important issue in Maryland, President Bush's job rating, and General Election match-ups.
Maryland Media Survey , January 2008 -- This survey includes numbers on Governor Martin O'Malley's job approval, the most important issue in Maryland, the slots referendum, the death penalty and the presidential primaries.
Maryland Media Survey , October 2007 -- This survey includes numbers on Governor Martin O'Malley's job approval, the special session, slots, slots referendum, and the proposed tax measures.
Maryland Media Survey , March 2007 -- This survey includes numbers on the Governor Martin O'Malley's job approval, the proposed smoking ban in Maryland, the death penalty, and Attorney General Alberto Gonzales.
Maryland Media Survey , January 2007 Part 1 -- This survey includes numbers on the most important issue in Maryland, slots, and a smoking ban in Maryland.
Maryland Media Survey , January 2007 Part 2 -- This survey includes numbers on President Bush's job approval, the war in Iraq, and several 2008 presidential contenders.
Maryland Media Survey , August 2006 -- This survey includes numbers on the Governor's and U.S. Senate contest, George Bush and the war in Iraq, and the Democratic Primary Senate election.
Maryland Media Survey , April 2006 -- This survey includes numbers on the President George Bush and Governor Bob Ehrlich's job approval, gubernatorial and senate match-ups, the utility rate hikes, and Democratic Primary match-ups.
Maryland Media Survey , January 2005 Part 1 -- This survey includes numbers on the most important issue in Maryland, Governor Bob Ehrlich's job approval, and slots in Maryland.
Maryland Media Survey , January 2005 Part 2 -- This survey includes numbers on the U.S. Senate contest in Maryland.
Maryland Media Survey , October 2004 -- This survey includes numbers on the presidential contest, the role President Bush and Senator Kerry's military background is playing in the election, the intensity of support for both candidates, and the U.S. senate election.
Maryland Media Survey , August 2004 -- This survey includes numbers on slots approval in Maryland, a slots referendum, voter tolerance for slots in their area, and the presidential contest.
Maryland Media Survey , June 2004 Part 1 -- This survey includes numbers on most important issue in Maryland, Governor Ehrlich's job approval rating , and the U.S. Senate contest.
Maryland Media Survey , June 2004 Part 2 -- This survey includes numbers President Bush's job approval rating and the presidential match-up.
Maryland Media Survey , March 2004 -- This survey includes numbers on slots in Maryland, the situation with the Baltimore City public schools, President Bush's job approval rating and presidential match-up, and the U.S. Senate contest.
Maryland Media Survey , February 2004 -- This survey includes numbers on the March 2 Democratic primary, President Bush's job approval rating and presidential match-up, most important issues in Maryland, and what Marylanders think about the Baltimore Orioles off-season signings.
Maryland Media Survey , December 2003 -- This survey includes numbers on President Bush's job approval rating and presidential match-ups.
Maryland Media Survey, October 2003 Part 1 -- This survey includes numbers on voter attitudes toward slot machines in Maryland, what role the state should have if slots are legalized, and whether Marylanders favor or oppose substantial tuition hikes for the state's public universities.
Maryland Media Survey, October 2003 Part 2 -- This survey includes numbers on the U.S. Senate race, Democratic presidential primary match-up, and the level of voter anger in Maryland.
Maryland Media Survey , August 2003 Part 1 -- This survey includes numbers on Governor Ehrlich's job approval rating, Senator Mikulski's job approval and "re-elect," and voter attitudes toward slot machines in Maryland.
Maryland Media Survey , August 2003 Part 2 -- This survey includes numbers on President Bush's job approval rating, Democratic presidential primary match-ups, and 2004 presidential general election match-ups in Maryland.
Maryland Media Survey , April 2003 -- This survey includes numbers on President Bush, Iraq, and the 2004 U.S. Senate race.
Maryland Media Survey , March 2003 -- This survey of Maryland voters has name ID and job performance data on Gov Bob Ehrlich, and a "three-peat" of our questions on slots at racetracks.
Maryland Media Survey , January 2003 -- The first survey of Bob Ehrlich's term includes numbers on the new Governor and on his signature slots at racetracks proposal.
Maryland Media Survey, October 2002 -- This is the last survey before the November 5th general election. Included are numbers in the governor's race, Congressional District 2 and 8, data on Maryland's most important issue, and gun control.
Maryland Media Survey, September 2002, Part 1 -- This survey shows a lead change in the Maryland Governor's race, numbers in the Attorney General and Comptroller's contest, and a question on renaming Raven's Stadium in honor of Johnny Unitas.
Maryland Media Survey, September 2002, Part 2 -- This portion of the survey features numbers on President Bush, Iraq, and on what Marylanders believe are the most important issues facing the President and their next Governor.
Maryland Media Survey, August 2002, Part 1 -- Governor's Race -- This portion of the survey contains updated numbers on the governor's race and the Democratic primary for comptroller, and questions on the issue of slot machines at Maryland racetracks.
Maryland Media Survey, August 2002, Part 2 -- Congressional District 8 and State Senate District 41.
Maryland Media Survey, August 2002, Part 3 -- Democratic Primaries for Baltimore City State's Attorney and Prince George's County Executive.
Maryland Media Survey,
July 2002, Part 1 -- Governor's Race --
This survey includes the data on a tightening race for Governor and a
variety of issues likely to arise in the Maryland governor's race
Maryland Media Survey, July 2002, Part 2 -- Congressional District Races --This survey includes job performance numbers on President George W. Bush and general election match-ups in Maryland's 2nd and 8th Congressional Districts.
Maryland Media Survey, January 2002, Part 1 -- State Issues -- This section of the January survey covers the Democratic gubernatorial primary, the 2002 general election, several state issues, and numbers on Governor Parris Glendening.
Maryland Media Survey, January 2002, Part 2 -- National Issues -- This section of the January survey covers President George W. Bush, the 2004 general election, and several national issues. We also revisit the "freedom vs security" question first asked in October 2000.
Maryland Survey, September 2001 -- This survey was conducted by Gonzales Research & Marketing Strategies, Inc. from September 2nd through September 7th, 2001. A total of 809 registered voters in Maryland who indicated they were likely to vote in next year’s general election were interviewed by telephone. A cross-section of calls was made into each jurisdiction within the state to reflect general election voting patterns.
Maryland Survey, May 2001, Part 1 -- Baltimore Mayor Martin O'Malley, making his first appearance in a Gonzales RM&S statewide survey, looks to make it a race against Kathleen Kennedy Townsend should he run for Governor in 2002.
Maryland Survey, May 2001, Part 2 -- Maryland voters weigh in with their views on President Bush, Social Security reform, and administration energy policy.
Maryland Survey, May 2001, Part 3 -- The final section of our spring survey explores the views on Free Staters on the death penalty and medical marijuana.
Maryland Poll, February 2001 -
George W. Bush lost the State of Maryland by 17 points in November of 2000, but this survey, taken a month after his inauguration, shows the President doing reasonably well with Free State voters. Also featured are questions on Bush's tax proposal, the electoral college, and the 2004 Democratic primary.
Maryland Poll, Presidential & Senate Election -
This survey, taken from October 24-29, is the final Maryland poll of the 2000 election cycle.
Maryland Emergency Contraception Survey. Summer 2000 -
This survey was commissioned by Planned Parenthood of
Maryland, Inc. to assess knowledge and awareness about emergency contraception
among the public in general, and among younger women in particular.
Maryland
August 2000 Media poll - Part 1-- In
our February survey, Republican John McCain was the presidential candidate with
the highest favorable name ID number in Maryland, at 53%.
In this survey, that distinction belongs to Al Gore, who matches
McCain’s 53% favorable rating, up from the 48% the Vice President scored six
months ago. Gore’s unfavorable
rating remains unchanged at 34%, and 13% view him neutrally.
Maryland August 2000 Media poll - Part 2-- This survey measures Governor Parris Glendening's job performance and takes an early reading of the 2002 contest for governor, including a Democratic primary match-up.
Maryland Transportation Survey -- Maryland voters are stuck in worsening traffic, they’re not very happy about it, and they want the State to act now. That is the unmistakable message conveyed by our polling for Marylanders for Efficient and Safe Highways.
February 2000 Maryland poll -- This is the latest Gonzales RM&S Maryland presidential survey, covering both the Republican and Democratic primary contests, general election matchups, name ID numbers on the four major candidates, and some questions pertaining to independent voters in Maryland. The written analysis makes several references to our January Maryland survey, which is available below.
Part III of the January 2000 Maryland poll -- This is the third of three parts of a Gonzales RM&S Research Maryland survey. This part of the survey rates 15 of Maryland's biggest public companies, and the factors by which voters evaluate businesses.
Part II of the January 2000 Maryland poll -- This is the second of three parts of a Gonzales RM&S Research Maryland survey. This portion focuses on the Democratic and Republican primaries, which will take place on March 7, and also poses hypothetical General Election match-ups.
Part I of the January 2000 Maryland poll -- This is the first of three parts of a survey of Maryland voters, focusing on state issues, including job performance figures for Governor Glendening and Lt. Governor Townsend.
Maryland Media Survey March 99 -- Numbers on the status of Gov. Parris Glendening, Sen. Paul Sarbanes and possible GOP challengers for his seat in 2002, and issues before the Maryland legislature.
National survey Aug 99 – Probes the minds of Republican on their motives for selecting the presidential candidate of their choice. Explores the views and beliefs of likely Reform Party primary participants and asks Reform Party voters their preference in a party primary election. Plus traditional Democratic and Republican Party primary match-ups and general election contests between George W. Bush and Al Gore, with and without Jesse Ventura.
Baltimore Mayoral Survey April 2003 -- This survey has the latest numbers on Martin O'Malley and the September mayoral primary in Baltimore City.
Baltimore May 2000 Survey -- The subjects of the poll are Baltimore Mayor Martin O'Malley's job performance, O'Malley's law enforcement policies, and a ranking of the City's four most recent mayors. This is the first survey on O'Malley since his election in November of 1999. There is also a question on the guilt or innocence of Baltimore Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis as his goes on trial for murder in Atlanta.
December 1999 MCEA Survey -- In the fall of 1999, Montgomery County Superintendent of Schools Jerry Weast set his focus on what he called the “achievement gap,” that is, the gap in academic achievement between white and Asian students on one hand, and African-American and Hispanic students on the other. In December, the Montgomery County Education Association surveyed its members on what they believed were the causes of the “achievement gap," and on which programs and efforts would be most effective in closing the gap.
Baltimore Mayoral Late Aug 99– Last of three surveys in Baltimore’s mayoral primary.
Baltimore Mayoral Early Aug 99 – Second of three surveys on Baltimore’s mayoral race, and the first including all three major candidates, Lawrence Bell, Martin O’Malley, and Carl Stokes.
Baltimore Mayoral June 99 – First of three surveys of Democratic primary voters in the September 14 Baltimore City Mayoral contest, including numbers on former mayor and former Maryland governor William Donald Schaefer.
District of Columbia June 2000 Survey - The subjects of the poll are the June 27 school board referendum, job performance and re-elect numbers on Mayor Anthony Williams, a question on the possible return to elective politics of former mayor Marion Barry, and the "taxation without representation" license tag slogan issue.