Historical polling for U.S. Presidential elections | Wikipedia audio article
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Historical polling for U.S. Presidential elections


00:00:45 1 United States presidential election, 1936
00:02:01 2 United States presidential election, 1940
00:02:39 3 United States presidential election, 1944
00:03:12 4 United States presidential election, 1948
00:03:56 5 United States presidential election, 1952
00:04:23 6 United States presidential election, 1956
00:04:48 7 United States presidential election, 1960
00:05:22 8 United States presidential election, 1964
00:05:55 9 United States presidential election, 1968
00:06:37 10 United States presidential election, 1972
00:07:17 11 United States presidential election, 1976
00:07:58 12 United States presidential election, 1980
00:08:58 13 United States presidential election, 1984
00:09:21 14 United States presidential election, 1988
00:09:56 15 United States presidential election, 1992
00:10:39 16 United States presidential election, 1996
00:11:05 17 United States presidential election, 2000
00:12:03 18 United States presidential election, 2004
00:12:48 19 United States presidential election, 2008
00:13:39 20 United States presidential election, 2012
00:15:14 21 United States presidential election, 2016
00:16:17 22 See also



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Gallup was the first polling organization to conduct accurate opinion polling for United States presidential elections. Gallup polling has often been accurate in predicting the outcome of presidential elections and the margin of victory for the election winner. However, there were some close elections that it missed, such as 1948, 1976, 2004 and 2016, the popular vote in 2000 and the likely voter numbers in 2012. The month section in the tables represents the month that the opinion poll was conducted in. D stands for the Democratic Party while R stands for the Republican Party. There were also some third parties included in some of these polls, such as the Dixiecrats and the Reform Party.