Mark DiCamillo

Field Poll

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Director of the Field Poll, a public-opinion news service based in San Francisco, and the oldest polling firm in California

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A new poll out of U.C. Berkeley finds that 8 in 10 registered Republicans in California have little to no trust in the news media.

Coloring the news, red and blue

A new poll out of U.C. Berkeley finds that 8 in 10 registered Republicans in California have little to no trust in the news media.

from The Mixer

Public opinion about elected officials goes up and down. In California it might depend, at least in part, on the weather.

Californians Feel Good about the Direction the State's Heading

Public opinion about elected officials goes up and down. In California it might depend, at least in part, on the weather.

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Liberal New Yorkers called former Mayor Michael Bloomberg a government nanny when he tried to restrict so-called Big Gulps of high-sugar sodas.

The Soda Wars Have Come to California

Liberal New Yorkers called former Mayor Michael Bloomberg a government nanny when he tried to restrict so-called Big Gulps of high-sugar sodas.

from Which Way, L.A.?

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