New Collaboration Brings Public Opinion to the Public Through the Queens Public Library System
Non-Profits, Media, Educators and Engaged Citizens Can Access Current and Historical Public Opinion Data Queens, NY (February 18, 2020) – Among other…
Charney Research Poll: Afghanistan 2007
New to the archive: Charney Research Poll: Afghanistan 2007! This survey of 1,377 adults was conducted face-to-face in Afghanistan from October 28, 2007…
Next Roper Roundtable: Election Data Resources in the Roper Archive
Mark your calendars for the next installment of the free Roper Center User Education Series --The Roper Roundtable! The Roper Center offers a host of…
British Institute of Public Opinion Polls from 1938-1946 in Roper iPoll
BIPO Polls Questions from British Institute of Public Opinion polls from 1938-1946 have been added to Roper iPoll question search. Click here to see all…
Roper Center's Kohut Fellowship Now Accepting Applications
Andrew Kohut Fellowship Program in Public Opinion & Survey Research The Roper Center for Public Opinion Research is now accepting applications for…
2016 National Election Day Polls Available
The Roper Center for Public Opinion Research and Edison Research are proud to announce that the 2016 and 2018 National Election Pool (NEP) primary and…
Warren J. Mitofsky Public Opinion Graduate Fellowship Now Accepting Applications
The Roper Center for Public Opinion Research is now accepting applications for the 2020 Warren J. Mitofsky Graduate Fellowship Program in Public Opinion…
New Data Provider: Colorado College State of the Rockies Project
We are excited to welcome The Colorado College State of the Rockies Project as a new Roper Center data provider. The State of the Rockies Project explores…
THE (IL)LEGITIMATE HEGEMON
Attitudes toward the U.S. in West Germany By Nina Obermeier Analyzing attitudes toward the U.S. in West Germany during the Cold War provides insight…
Roper Center for Public Opinion Research Supports Small Independent News Outlets During 2020 Election Year
Small independent news organizations will have free access to the Center’s archive through November of 2020. Between now and the 2020 election, the Roper…
Pumpkin Painting Potluck
The Roper Center’s 2nd Annual Pumpkin Painting Potluck was a huge success, with some gorgeous creations. The Eye of Sauron made an appearance, as did the…
Roper Center Gets a Visit from Dr. Raymond Fink
In August the Roper Center was honored with a visit from Raymond Fink, a Cornell alumnus (Ph.D., 1956) and a pioneer in survey research. Fink worked at…
Fifty Years Since Stonewall: The Change in Public Opinion
Polls measuring that change have increased in frequency and broadened in scope, shifting focus as new debates came to the forefront of public discussion,…
2019 Mitofsky Award Winner Announced
The Board of Directors of the Roper Center for Public Opinion Research at Cornell University is pleased to announce that Patricia Moy, Christy Cressey…
Roper Center to Archive Non-Probability Polls, Other Methods
New acquisitions policy part of larger effort to increase transparency in polling research Ithaca, NY (May 2, 2019) The Board of Directors of the Roper…
Recent Publications Using Roper Data
Interested in seeing some of the research being performed using Roper archive data? This page pulls together a broad spectrum of our member’s recent…
National Commission on Marijuana and Drug Abuse 1971 Poll
In response to the growing prevalence of marijuana use in youth culture in the U.S., President Richard Nixon appointed the National Commission on…
Every Second: The Impact of the Incarceration Crisis on America’s Families
Major New Criminal Justice Survey Archived The Roper Center for Public Opinion Research at Cornell University is excited to archive survey data behind a…
Andrew Kohut Fellowship Accepting Applications
The Roper Center for Public Opinion Research is now accepting applications for the 2019 Andrew Kohut Fellowship Program in Public Opinion & Survey…
Apartheid-Era South African Survey Series
South Africa in the 1980s was a country on the verge of transition. Under increasing pressure from international and domestic opponents of the apartheid…