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PPP (D) Texas Political Poll
Do you approve or disapprove of Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison’s job performance?
- Approve 50%
- Disapprove 32%
Do you approve or disapprove of Senator John Cornyn's job performance?
- Approve 40%
- Disapprove 37%
Do you think Rick Perry should run for Governor again in 2014, or not?
- He should 29%
- He should not 64%
Among Republicans
- He should 49%
- He should not 38%
Among Independents
- He should 22%
- He should not 73%
Do you think Rick Perry should run for President again in 2016, or not?
- He should 19%
- He should not 73%
Among Republicans
- He should 31%
- He should not 57%
Among Independents
- He should 15%
- He should not 77%
Favorable / Unfavorable {Net}
- George H.W. Bush 54% / 32% {+22%}
- Lyndon B. Johnson 44% / 30% {+14%}
- George W. Bush 48% / 44% {+4%}
Who do you think is the greatest president ever from Texas?
- Lyndon B. Johnson 39%
- George W. Bush 22%
- George H.W. Bush 19%
Among Republicans
- George W. Bush 37%
- George H.W. Bush 31%
- Lyndon B. Johnson 11%
Among Democrats
- Lyndon B. Johnson 70%
- George H.W. Bush 6%
- George W. Bush 5%
Among Independents
- Lyndon B. Johnson 43%
- George W. Bush 21%
- George H.W. Bush 14%
Favorable / Unfavorable {Net}
- San Antonio 71% / 11% {+60%}
- Austin 70% / 17% {+53%}
- Dallas 56% / 25% {+31%}
- Houston 46% / 31% {+15%}
- El Paso 28% / 34% {-6%}
Among Republicans
- San Antonio 74% / 12% {+62%}
- Austin 67% / 24% {+43%}
- Dallas 62% / 20% {+42%}
- Houston 46% / 30% {+15%}
- El Paso 23% / 43% {-20%}
Among Democrats
- Austin 76% / 9% {+67%}
- San Antonio 71% / 11% {+60%}
- Dallas 52% / 29% {+23%}
- Houston 47% / 33% {+14%}
- El Paso 34% / 23% {+11%}
Survey of 591 Texas voters was conducted April 19-22, 2012. The margin of error is +/- 4.0 percentage points. Party ID breakdown: 42% Republican; 30% Democrat; 28% Independent/Other. Political ideology: 27% Very conservative; 25% Moderate; 23% Somewhat conservative; 16% Somewhat liberal; 9% Very liberal.
PPP American Cities Favorability Poll
Favorable / Unfavorable {Net}
- Seattle 57% / 14% {+43%}
- Portland, Oregon 52% / 12% {+40%}
- Boston 52% / 17% {+35%}
- Atlanta 51% / 19% {+32%}
- Phoenix 49% / 18% {+31%}
- Dallas 48% / 21% {+27%}
- New York City 49% / 23% {+26%}
- New Orleans 47% / 24% {+23%}
- Houston 45% / 22% {+23%}
- Salt Lake City 43% / 20% {+23%}
- Philadelphia 42% / 22% {+20%}
- San Francisco 48% / 29% {+19%}
- Baltimore 37% / 24% {+13%}
- Las Vegas 43% / 33% {+10%}
- Chicago 42% / 33% {+9%}
- Cleveland 32% / 25% {+7%}
- Washington, D.C. 44% / 39% {+5%}
- Miami 36% / 33% {+3%}
- Los Angeles 33% / 40% {-7%}
- Oakland 21% / 39% {-18%}
- Detroit 22% / 49% {-27%}
Among Democrats
- Seattle 63% / 10% {+53%}
- New York City 60% / 13% {+47%}
- Boston 60% / 13% {+47%}
- Portland, Oregon 57% / 11% {+46%}
- Washington, D.C. 64% / 20% {+44%}
- San Francisco 60% / 18% {+42%}
- Atlanta 56% / 16% {+40%}
- New Orleans 56% / 17% {+39%}
- Chicago 55% / 18% {+37%}
- Philadelphia 50% / 19% {+31%}
- Baltimore 47% / 18% {+29%}
- Phoenix 48% / 20% {+28%}
- Las Vegas 51% / 27% {+24%}
- Los Angeles 48% / 26% {+22%}
- Dallas 42% / 27% {+15%}
- Cleveland 37% / 24% {+13%}
- Miami 42% / 30% {+12%}
- Houston 38% / 27% {+11%}
- Salt Lake City 38% / 27% {+11%}
- Oakland 30% / 32% {-2%}
- Detroit 31% / 39% {-8%}
Among Republicans
- Dallas 61% / 14% {+47%}
- Phoenix 56% / 14% {+42%}
- Houston 56% / 16% {+40%}
- Seattle 54% / 18% {+36%}
- Portland, Oregon 49% / 13% {+36%}
- Salt Lake City 49% / 16% {+33%}
- Atlanta 48% / 22% {+26%}
- Boston 44% / 21% {+23%}
- New Orleans 42% / 31% {+11%}
- Philadelphia 36% / 26% {+10%}
- New York City 39% / 33% {+6%}
- Baltimore 32% / 30% {+2%}
- Cleveland 30% / 28% {+2%}
- Miami 33% / 36% {-3%}
- Las Vegas 33% / 41% {-8%}
- San Francisco 36% / 45% {-9%}
- Washington, D.C. 29% / 53% {-24%}
- Chicago 28% / 52% {-24%}
- Oakland 16% / 43% {-27%}
- Los Angeles 20% / 57% {-37%}
- Detroit 17% / 58% {-41%}
Survey of 900 American voters was conducted April 12-15, 2012. The margin of error is +/- 3.3 percentage points. Party ID: 40% Democrat; 37% Republican; 24% Independent/Other. Political views: 32% Moderate; 24% Somewhat conservative; 18% Very conservative; 15% Somewhat liberal; 12% Very liberal.
