To: steve harris who wrote (693875 ) 1/19/2013 12:37:09 PM From: puborectalis Respond to Gallup will no longer be conducting polls for USA Today, the two organizations announced Friday.attacked by analysts and other pollsters , whose poll results differed starkly from Gallup’s toward the end of the 2012 presidential campaign.parted ways with CNN in a pretty messy split. Gallup cited the network’s “low ratings,” while CNN called the assertion “unprofessional” and “untrue.”Gallup.com has become the major outlet for Gallup’s work, attracting more than 18 million unique visitors in 2012 for our political, economic, wellbeing, and world news. Given these shifts, Gallup and USA Today have made a mutual decision to move in independent directions beginning in 2013, and Gallup will evolve the polling it conducted in partnership with USA Today in some different and new strategic directions. As it has been, Gallup.com will remain the primary source for Gallup polls conducted in the U.S. and around the world.usatoday.com and our other platforms, we will continue to use polling to distinguish our coverage of Americans’ attitudes on the country’s course and its leaders.
