Granite State Poll
The UNH Survey Center regularly conducts the Granite State Poll, a survey of public opinion in the state of New Hampshire. The Granite State Poll is an omnibus survey in which the Survey Center conducts its own research and interested groups, agencies, or organizations can purchase one or more questions. The Poll is conducted using the Granite State Panel, a probability-based web panel of New Hampshire residents recruited by the Survey Center. Press releases from the Granite State Poll written by the Survey Center can be found below.
Submissions from 2003
Consumer Confidence Charts 10/20/2003, UNH Survey Center
Dean Opens Wide Lead in NH 10/14/2003, UNH Survey Center
Bush Approval Continues to Decline 10/9/2003, UNH Survey Center
Gregg's Support Strong 7/23/2003, UNH Survey Center
Bush Approval Drops After Iraq War 7/9/2003, UNH Survey Center
Kerry/Dean Lead Tight Field in NH 7/7/2003, UNH Survey Center
Benson Approval Rises During Budget Debate 7/2/2003, UNH Survey Center
Consumer Confidence in NH Surges 5/13/2003, UNH Survey Center
Benson Off to Modest Start 5/8/2003, UNH Survey Center
Support for Bush Up With War Success 4/28/2003, UNH Survey Center
NH Consumer Expectations Bearish 2/25/2003, UNH Survey Center
Bush Approval Slips, Tepid Support for Iraq Invasion 2/18/2003, UNH Survey Center
Submissions from 2002
Benson Pulling Away from GOP Field for NH Governor 7/03/2002, UNH Survey Center
Senate Race Tightening 7/02/2002, UNH Survey Center
Shaheen Support Remains Steady, Education Funding Still Seen As Biggest Problem 5/16/2002, UNH Survey Center
Bush Approval Slides Slightly, But Support Remains High 4/30/2002, UNH Survey Center
Sununu Pulls Away from Smith 4/22/2002, UNH Survey Center
NH - Six Month After 9/11 3/11/2002, UNH Survey Center
Shaheen Approval Steady 2/21/2002, UNH Survey Center
Bush Approval Remains High 2/18/2002, UNH Survey Center
Little Change in U.S. Senate Race in NH 2/12/2002, UNH Survey Center
Submissions from 2001
Tight Race for U.S. Senate in NH 11/14/2001, UNH Survey Center