I don't think this has been posted yet...I looked around and didn't see it.
http://www.zogby.com/news/ReadNews.dbm?ID=245
Released: July 31, 2000
Feinstein has fragile lead over Campbell in California Senate race Slips to under 50% in Horse Race;
Zogby Poll indicates weakness in Feinstein support
Democrat Dianne Feinstein holds an 11-point lead over Republican Tom Campbell in the California Senate race according to a new Zogby International survey. But the survey also showed Feinstein’s lead is under 50%.
Pollster John Zogby: "This could be a close race. Feinstein’s support is soft and she is not reaching 50% among likely voters. It appears that Campbell has room to grow."
In the survey of 601 likely voters in California conducted between July 24-26, Feinstein led Campbell overall 48.0% - 37.3%. In close analysis Feinstein led Campbell among Bay area voters 61.1%-29.7%, and among Los Angeles and San Diego area voters 45.9% - 35%. The two were virtually tied throughout the rest of the state (Feinstein 44.3% - Campbell 42.3%).
The survey has a margin of sampling error was +/- 4%.
However, when respondents were informed of both candidate positions on specific issues such as drugs, education and health care, subsequent support for Campbell increased dramatically.
In the survey, a majority of respondents support Campbell’s positions over Feinstein’s on several key issues including combating illegal drugs (Campbell 57.5% - Feinstein 32%), addressing health care and HMO’s (Campbell 54.2%- Feinstein 32.2%) and uses for the federal surplus (Campbell 55.7% - Feinstein 34.9%).
Campbell receives strong support from voters for being known as a maverick Republican who votes his conscience instead of the straight party line. More than half (55.6%) said that image made it more likely they would support Campbell.
Zogby International, an independent polling firm in Upstate New York has distinguished itself for accuracy in the past decade. It called the 1996 presidential race with pinpoint accuracy and has come closer that any other polling outfit in the U.S. in several national, state and international races. The polling firm also came closer than any other polling outfit in pinpointing the landslide victories by Republican George W. Bush and Democrat Al Gore in the March 7, 2000 California presidential primaries.
http://www.zogby.com/news/ReadNews.dbm?ID=245
Released: July 31, 2000
Feinstein has fragile lead over Campbell in California Senate race Slips to under 50% in Horse Race;
Zogby Poll indicates weakness in Feinstein support
Democrat Dianne Feinstein holds an 11-point lead over Republican Tom Campbell in the California Senate race according to a new Zogby International survey. But the survey also showed Feinstein’s lead is under 50%.
Pollster John Zogby: "This could be a close race. Feinstein’s support is soft and she is not reaching 50% among likely voters. It appears that Campbell has room to grow."
In the survey of 601 likely voters in California conducted between July 24-26, Feinstein led Campbell overall 48.0% - 37.3%. In close analysis Feinstein led Campbell among Bay area voters 61.1%-29.7%, and among Los Angeles and San Diego area voters 45.9% - 35%. The two were virtually tied throughout the rest of the state (Feinstein 44.3% - Campbell 42.3%).
The survey has a margin of sampling error was +/- 4%.
However, when respondents were informed of both candidate positions on specific issues such as drugs, education and health care, subsequent support for Campbell increased dramatically.
In the survey, a majority of respondents support Campbell’s positions over Feinstein’s on several key issues including combating illegal drugs (Campbell 57.5% - Feinstein 32%), addressing health care and HMO’s (Campbell 54.2%- Feinstein 32.2%) and uses for the federal surplus (Campbell 55.7% - Feinstein 34.9%).
Campbell receives strong support from voters for being known as a maverick Republican who votes his conscience instead of the straight party line. More than half (55.6%) said that image made it more likely they would support Campbell.
Zogby International, an independent polling firm in Upstate New York has distinguished itself for accuracy in the past decade. It called the 1996 presidential race with pinpoint accuracy and has come closer that any other polling outfit in the U.S. in several national, state and international races. The polling firm also came closer than any other polling outfit in pinpointing the landslide victories by Republican George W. Bush and Democrat Al Gore in the March 7, 2000 California presidential primaries.