We’ve heard this before.
Will it be before or after the Washington football team changes their name?
Yes, D.C. has the highest payroll to population rate in the country, says new Gallup Poll.
Nope, most people don’t want the Washington football team’s name change, a new poll reveals.
As Election Day draws nearer, Microsoft is getting into the polling business by turning its millions of Xbox Live subscribers into potentially the nation’s largest focus group.
With Independence Day in mind, the pollsters at Rasmussen Reports recently polled a group of Americans about the legacy of our founding document. Seventy percent still agree with the Declaration of Independence.
A poll released by Gallup yesterday showed that the Washington area enjoyed the greatest level of economic confidence in 2011, clearly less sure than sentiments elsewhere that things are still in the dumps.
The hamburgers served up by Five Guys, Black & Orange and Ray’s Hell Burger were named among the most “life-changing” in America in a poll conducted by Esquire.
Nearly one year into his mayoralty, Vince Gray’s report card is in, and it’s not pretty. Kind of. A poll released overnight by Clarus reports sagging approval ratings for both the mayor and the D.C. Council.
