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Christian Science Monitor
December 20, 2017
Their base is revved up, while enthusiasm for Republicans is at a historic low in generic ballot polling, says GOP pollster Ed Goeas. ... “The intensity gap is on steroids,” he says, adding that Republicans hope the tax overhaul – which includes eliminating the penalty for the individual mandate underÃÂ ...
Washington Examiner
August 24, 2017
These voters decided the alternative was even worse or that they could endure some boorish behavior in exchange for substantial changes in Washington," pollster Ed Goeas, president and CEO of The Tarrance Group, said. "In the 2018 election, Republican candidates will have a similar opportunity toÃÂ ...
Washington Examiner
August 8, 2017
Ed Goeas, a veteran Republican political consultant and Tarkanian's longtime adviser, confirmed to the Washington Examiner that he has cut ties with Tarkanian after the candidate ignored his counsel against challenging Heller. Goeas' firm, The Tarrance Group, advised Heller. "I made it very clear in noÃÂ ...
Eyes on the Ties
May 18, 2017
The underlying poll was based on a single loaded question, performed by a pro-industry conservative polling company with ties to a pro-ACP politician, and backed and paid for by the same corporate interests that are pushing ... Ed Goeas, the President and CEO of Tarrance Group, is a big GOP supporter.
Los Angeles Times
May 5, 2017
Many House Republicans who gambled to pass a healthcare plan must now turn to a new challenge: survival. The two largest purges of House members since .... “It is way early in the cycle,” said Republican pollster Ed Goeas when asked for a prediction. Republican fortunes will rise if voters' focus nextÃÂ ...
Politico
October 31, 2016
And their 'strongly unfavorable' have continued to grow: He's over 50 percent and she's almost at 50 percent,” said Ed Goeas, a GOP pollster in Washington. “Barring something like a true indictment of her or him being caught today fondling some woman, I just don't think anything is going to change theÃÂ ...
Politico
June 19, 2016
“Never in modern history have we seen two nominees who have an unfavorable rating over 50 percent,” said Ed Goeas, a Republican pollster in Washington. “We're truly in uncharted waters trying to use history to determine what's going to happen in this campaign.” Those close to his campaign privatelyÃÂ ...
New York Times
May 10, 2016
“We have an explosive environment with two extremely negative candidates,” said Ed Goeas, a Republican pollster. “This is going to be a race to the bottom. It's who can drive up the negatives the most.” Mr. Trump accused Mrs. Clinton over the weekend of abetting her husband's infidelities by seeking toÃÂ ...
Washington Examiner
August 24, 2017
The just out George Washington University Battleground Poll has ... pollster Ed Goeas, president and CEO of The Tarrance Group, said. "In the ...
Washington Examiner
August 8, 2017
Ed Goeas, a veteran Republican political consultant and Tarkanian's longtime adviser, confirmed to the Washington Examiner that he has cut ...
Eyes on the Ties
May 18, 2017
The tweet was referring to the results of an October 2016 poll by the ... Ed Goeas, the President and CEO of Tarrance Group, is a big GOPÂ ...
Los Angeles Times
May 5, 2017
Many House Republicans who gambled to pass a healthcare plan must now .... “It is way early in the cycle,” said Republican pollster Ed Goeas ...
The Hill (blog)
February 23, 2017
Consider the Republican approach to talking to persuadable voters. Ed Goeas, a Republican campaign strategist, characterized this to me by ...
GW Today
December 6, 2016
Asked about the new shift to Republican Party control of the executive and ... said pollster Ed Goeas, president and CEO of the Tarrance Group.
Politico
October 31, 2016
And their 'strongly unfavorable' have continued to grow: He's over 50 percent and she's almost at 50 percent,” said Ed Goeas, a GOP pollster in ...
RealClearPolitics
March 15, 2016
Republican Insider Ed Rogers Complains About Trump: "All He Has Going For Him Is A ... Vin Weber, Mark McKinnon, pollster Ed Goeas, said.
Washington Examiner
August 24, 2017
The just out George Washington University Battleground Poll has ... pollster Ed Goeas, president and CEO of The Tarrance Group, said. "In theÃÂ ...
Washington Examiner
August 8, 2017
Ed Goeas, a veteran Republican political consultant and Tarkanian's longtime adviser, confirmed to the Washington Examiner that he has cutÃÂ ...
Eyes on the Ties
May 18, 2017
The tweet was referring to the results of an October 2016 poll by the ... Ed Goeas, the President and CEO of Tarrance Group, is a big GOPÃÂ ...
Los Angeles Times
May 5, 2017
Many House Republicans who gambled to pass a healthcare plan must now .... “It is way early in the cycle,” said Republican pollster Ed GoeasÃÂ ...
Washington Examiner
February 21, 2017
Poll shift: Voters eager for government to do more, 'hopeful' about Trump ... country," said Republican pollsters Ed Goeas and Brian Nienaber.
GW Today
December 6, 2016
New Battleground Poll Shows Jump in Donald Trump's Image ... electorate,” said pollster Ed Goeas, president and CEO of the Tarrance Group.
Politico
October 31, 2016
And their 'strongly unfavorable' have continued to grow: He's over 50 percent and she's almost at 50 percent,” said Ed Goeas, a GOP pollster inÃÂ ...
TIME
October 24, 2016
Republican pollster Ed Goeas put it this way, "In a normal year 25 percent of the American people like both candidates, and about 2-3% areÃÂ ...
Press Herald
October 16, 2016
“He's getting his brains beat in by women in the Philly suburbs,” said Ed Goeas, a Republican pollster who is surveying presidentialÃÂ ...
RealClearPolitics
March 15, 2016
Republican Insider Ed Rogers Complains About Trump: "All He Has Going For Him Is A ... Vin Weber, Mark McKinnon, pollster Ed Goeas, said.
The Hill (blog)
February 23, 2017
Consider the Republican approach to talking to persuadable voters. Ed Goeas, a Republican campaign strategist, characterized this to me by saying, "we don't look at grabbing the middle.
Washington Examiner
February 21, 2017
... government was part of the problem because it was doing too much, most voters ... think that the federal government is doing not enough - 66 percent - to solve the problems facing the country," said Republican pollsters Ed Goeas and Brian Nienaber.
Huffington Post
December 6, 2016
The GOP take - Ed Goeas and Brian Nienaber: "While Donald Trump's victory was shocking to many voters, there are clear signs in this data that voters are optimistic and enthusiastic about this new era in Washington.
GW Today
December 6, 2016
President-elect Donald Trump's public image has notably improved since winning the presidency in November, according to the latest George Washington University Battleground Poll. Of the voters surveyed, 45 percent had a favorable opinion of the ...
Business Insider
November 13, 2016
In retrospect, Republican pollster Ed Goeas says that he saw a sign he now believes was a clue of Trump's advantage. In his national polling, he saw an 8 percentage point edge for Trump in voter intensity and enthusiasm among his supporters.
Boston.com
November 11, 2016
In retrospect, Republican pollster Ed Goeas says that he saw a sign he now believes was a clue of Trump's advantage. In his national polling, he saw an 8 percentage point edge for Trump in voter intensity and enthusiasm among his supporters.
Boston.com
November 10, 2016
In retrospect, Republican pollster Ed Goeas says that he saw a sign he now believes was a clue of Trump's advantage. In his national polling, he saw an 8 percentage point edge for Trump in voter intensity and enthusiasm among his supporters.
The Killeen Daily Herald
November 10, 2016
In retrospect, Republican pollster Ed Goeas says that he saw a sign he now believes was a clue of Trump's advantage. In his national polling, he saw an 8 percentage point edge for Trump in voter intensity and enthusiasm among his supporters.
WPXI Pittsburgh
November 9, 2016
In retrospect, Republican pollster Ed Goeas says that he saw a sign he now believes was a clue of Trump's advantage. In his national polling, he saw an 8 percentage point edge for Trump in voter intensity and enthusiasm among his supporters.
CBC.ca
November 9, 2016
According to Republican pollster and strategist Ed Goeas, the results weren't that shocking. "We knew it was going to be close," he tells The Current's Anna Maria Tremonti.
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
November 7, 2016
GOP pollster Ed Goeas said the challenge for many Republicans in tight races is to capture both the Trump vote and the support of more traditional Republicans and independents who've rejected Trump. "You need both going on," said Goeas, who believesÃÂ ...
Politico
November 5, 2016
"When the FBI thing hit, you saw Trump bump his ceiling by two points," said Republican pollster Ed Goeas. That's the good news.
Q13 FOX
November 2, 2016
Despite Trump's optimism, Republican pollster Ed Goeas expects his party's nominee to fall short of the 270 Electoral College votes needed to win.
NBC New York
November 2, 2016
Despite Trump's optimism, Republican pollster Ed Goeas expects his party's nominee to fall short of the 270 Electoral College votes needed to win.
Warren Tribune Chronicle
November 2, 2016
Despite Trump's optimism, Republican pollster Ed Goeas expects his party's nominee to fall short of the 270 Electoral College votes needed to win.
WFLA
November 2, 2016
Despite Trump's optimism, Republican pollster Ed Goeas expects his party's nominee to fall short of the 270 Electoral College votes needed to win.
Politico
October 31, 2016
And their 'strongly unfavorable' have continued to grow: He's over 50 percent and she's almost at 50 percent," said Ed Goeas, a GOP pollster in Washington. "Barring something like a true indictment of her or him being caught today fondling some woman,ÃÂ ...
Torrington Register Citizen
October 31, 2016
And their 'strongly unfavorable' have continued to grow: He's over 50 percent and she's almost at 50 percent," said Ed Goeas, a GOP pollster in Washington. "Barring something like a true indictment of her or him being caught today fondling some woman,ÃÂ ...
The Independent
October 31, 2016
And their 'strongly unfavourable' have continued to grow: He's over 50 percent and she's almost at 50 percent," said Ed Goeas, a GOP pollster in Washington. "Barring something like a true indictment of her or him being caught today fondling some woman,ÃÂ ...
TPM
October 28, 2016
No," Republican pollster Ed Goeas told TPM. "It's hard to understand," he continued. "They're not in a position to expand the map; they're in a position to protect what they have.
TIME
October 24, 2016
Republican pollster Ed Goeas put it this way, "In a normal year 25 percent of the American people like both candidates, and about 2-3% are what I call cynics, and dislike both.
RealClearPolitics
October 18, 2016
Expanding resources to Republican-leaning states such as Arizona, Missouri, and Indiana is a show of confidence from the Clinton campaign just three weeks from Election Day.
Politico
October 17, 2016
ITALIAN REDS: On Saturday Scott Styles of FTI Consulting celebrated Tuscany's October wine harvest by hosting a private wine tasting reception in Arlington with Dan Cohen of Ken-Pharm, Rob Guido of BP, Ed Goeas of the Tarrance Group, Matt McGinley ofÃÂ ...
DTN The Progressive Farmer (registration) (blog)
October 17, 2016
"He's getting his brains beat in by women in the Philly suburbs," said Ed Goeas, a Republican pollster who is surveying presidential battlegrounds and several states with races for U.S. Senate. Trump was already struggling to attract support from womenÃÂ ...
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