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"The latest George Washington University Battleground poll, a national survey of likely voters, reveals that nearly four in 10 respondents say they would be "much more likely" to vote if marijuana legalization issues were on the ballot. An additional 30% say such ballot initiatives would make them "somewhat" more likely to vote." 
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Veteran pollsters Mark Penn, Ed Goeas, Stan Greenberg, and political analyst Bill Schneider discussed presidential polls and the effect of public opinion on presidents and their administrations. They talked about changes in polling strategies, how and why polling is still relevant, and how the American people can make their voices heard through polls. Mr. Walsh moderated. The panelists also responded to questions from members of the audience. “An Evening with the Pollsters General” was the inaugural lecture of the Society of Presidential Pollsters. It was hosted by the George Washington University Graduate School of Political Management in the Jack Morton Auditorium.
Teresa Herrin's insight:
Great overview of political polling from some of the best! During my campaign management/consulting days, I hired Ed Goeas as our polling consultant.
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