State of Florida, House District 5, General Election Candidates: Brad Drake and Johnny "Mac" MacDaniel. *Polling Cost: $1750.00 The total number of households called: This was a district-wide survey of 28,367 likely voters. 3,748 voters participated in the survey which is a 9.8% representative opinion of District 5 voters. The percentages of our polling and election-day vote were: Drake: 59.5% - election-day vote: 59.9% MacDaniel: 40.5% - election-day vote: 40.1% *This case study did not involve either candidate as a client and was a case study only. Jackson County Commission, District 5, Republican Primary Candidates: Ben Odom and Jerry Neel. *Polling Cost: $500.00 The total number of households called: approximately 1,000 by party affiliation. Over 60 voters participated in the survey. In this race we offered the option of Undecided. The percentages of our polling and election-day vote were: Neel: 22% - election-day vote: 45.45% Odom: 30% - election-day vote: 54.65% Undecided: 48% By including an undecided in this poll and based on past polling experience, we projected that the top vote getter would attract at least 50% of the undecided vote. If you take our figure of 30% and give Mr. Odom 50% of the undecided vote (24%) that would give him a projected number of 54%. *This case study did not involve either candidate as a client and was a case study only. As a follow up to the above mentioned race we conducted a poll among the two Democratic candidates in the same commission district. Jackson County Commission, District 5, Democratic Primary *Polling Cost: $500.00 Candidates: J. Milton Pittman and Kenneth Stephens. The total number of households called: approximately 2,500 by party affiliation. 250 voters participated in the survey. We did not offer an Undecided option in this race. *This case study did not involve either candidate as a client and was a case study only. The percentages of our polling and election-day vote were: Pittman: 47.2% - election-day vote: 47.65% Stephens: 52.8% - election-day vote: 52.35% Jackson County Sheriff, General Election *Polling Cost: $1250.00 Candidates: Jim Peacock, Lou Roberts, William Nelson and Zannie Williams. Total number of households called: 13,000. Over 850 participated in the survey which is a representative opinion of 7% of registered voters. The percentages of our polling and election-day vote were: Peacock: 33% - election-day vote: 36.37% Roberts: 57% - election-day vote: 57.86% Nelson: 5% - election-day vote: 2.16% Williams: 5% - election-day vote: 3.61% *This case study did not involve any candidates as a client and was a case study only. Mojave County, Arizona, Superior Court Judge Division 5 Candidates: John Taylor, Dana Hlavac, Rick Williams. *Polling cost: $500.00 The total number of households called: 2,500. 250 voters participated in the survey. The percentages of our polling and election-day vote were: Taylor: 41% - election-day vote: 35.30% Hlavac: 25% - election-day vote: 28.10% Williams: 34% - election-day vote: 36.34% *This case study did not involve either candidate as a client and was a case study only. Leon County, Florida, Circuit Judge Group 3 *Polling Cost: $2750.00 Candidates: David Frank and Kevin Davey. Total number of households called: 50,000 Republicans, Democrats and Independents. Over 2,800 voters participated in the survey. In this race we did not offer an Undecided option. The percentages of our polling and election-day vote were: Frank: 47% - election-day vote: 49.2% Davey: 52% - election-day vote: 50.8% *This case study did not involve either candidate as a client and was a case study only. Congressional District 1, Democratic Primary, State of Maine Polling Cost: $2500.00 Total number of households called: 30,000 Democrats. Over 1,800 voters participated in the survey. In this race we offered the option of Undecided. A survey was conducted during a two day period of May 5 and May 6, asking voters how they intended to vote on June 10, 2008 in the Democratic primary for congress. The percentages of our polling and election-day vote were: Brennan-11.66% - election-day vote: 10.83% Cote-6.42% - election-day vote: 28.63% Lawrence-5.2% - election-day vote: 4.55% Meister-.0125% - election-day vote: 1.17% Pingree-32.38% - election-day vote: 44.19% Strimling-8.32% - election-day vote: 10.63% Undecided-34.73% If you gave Pingree 50% of the undecided vote (17.36% and added that to his 32.38% polling figure) that would put him at 49.74% or well within our 4% + - MOE. Mayor of Shawnee, Oklahoma, General Election Polling Cost: $1250.00 Candidates: Linda Peterson and Linda Agee. Both candidates shared the cost of the survey. The race for Mayor was the first question and then we asked voters who they preferred for Commissioner. Total number of households called: 10,309, city wide survey. 1400 participated in the survey which is a 14% representative opinion of registered voters. The percentages of our polling and election-day vote were: In the race for Mayor Linda Peterson: 50% - election-day vote: 54% Linda Agee: 50% - election-day vote: 46% In the race for Ward 2 Commissioner Frank Sims: 54% - election-day vote: 54.6% Jerry Chastain: 46% - election-day vote: 45.6% State of Nevada City of Las Vegas City Council – Ward 2 Hello If the election for city council were held today, for whom would you vote? There are 9 candidates, so please be sure and listen to all the names before you vote...The candidates are Bob Beers, Roberta Boyle, Bob Chinn, Bruce Gale, Sherese Holmes, Kristine Kuzemka, Fayyaz Raja, Anthony Ruggiero and Ric Trusdale. Press one for Bob Beers – 193 – 36.28% - ACTUAL – 36.69% Press two for Roberta Boyle – 31 – 5.82% - ACTUAL – 1.60% Press three for Bob Chinn – 55 – 10.34% - ACTUAL – 10.64% Press four for Bruce Gale – 11 – 2.07% - ACTUAL – 1.30% Press five for Sherese Holmes – 19 – 3.57% - ACTUAL – 1.49% Press six for Kristine Kuzemka – 57 – 10.71% - ACTUAL – 14.11% Press seven for Fayyaz Raja – 11 – 2.07% - ACTUAL – 1.30% Press eight for Anthony Ruggiero – 40 – 7.52% - ACTUAL – 10.98% Press nine for Ric Truesdell – 115 – 21.62% - ACTUAL – 21.89% SURVEY SUMMARY: A total of 19,525 households were called during various hours. We connected with a total of 5,232 live individuals of whom 532 actually participated in the survey which is a 10.2% participation rate. The total of those who actually participated (532) represent a 2.7% representative opinion of the data surveyed. The survey has a plus or minus 5% margin of error. State of Ohio Lorain County Commissioner We are conducting a very short one-question survey and it will only take one minute. At next week’s Democrat Primary Election there are a number of contested races. One of them is a race for Lorain County Commissioner. In that race there are three candidates to choose from; Lori Kokoski, Richard Resendez, and William Grace. If the Primary Election were held today who would you vote for? On your touch tone telephone please   Press one for Lori Kokoski – 857 – 29% - ACTUAL – 40.09% Press two for Richard Resendez – 581 – 20% - ACTUAL – 31.77% Press three for William Grace – 701 – 24% - ACTUAL – 28.14% If you are undecided, press four – 774 – 27% ** Thank you very much. Goodbye. This call was paid by Friends of Bill Grace, Eric Rothgery Treasurer A total of 15,720 of calls were made during various times. A total of 2,913 individuals participated in the survey which is a 18% representative opinion of the data surveyed. This survey has a 5% plus or minus margin of error. This concludes this survey. **The largest percent of the Undecided went to Lori Kokoski, Richard Resendez and then William Grace.