| Year of the U.S. presidential election | Gains / losses in poll numbers |
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Release date
September 2008
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Region
United States
Survey time period
1960 to 2004
Special properties
Registered Voters
Supplementary notes
Reading help: John F. Kennedy improved against his opponent by 5 percentage points compared to the previous election poll conducted shortly before the televised debate. Ronald Reagan had a similar improvement in poll numbers in 1984 following a televised debate. In the elections from 1964 to 1972, no debates between candidates were televised.
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