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Charter School Survey Topline for Missouri – January 2005. By The Polling Company, Inc. for The Center for Education Reform.

The Polling Company conducted a statewide telephone survey of 500 adults in Missouri and 800 adults nationwide for The Center for Education Reform in an attempt to discover a baseline understanding of Missouri adults with respect to charter schools.

659 telephone interviews with registered voters throughout the state of Georgia were completed between December 13 and December 15, 2007 by Majority Opinion Research and Insider Advantage for The Center for Education Reform.

517 random telephone interviews with registered voters throughout the state of Florida were completed between June 18 and June 19, 2012 by Majority Opinion Research for The Center for Education Reform.

Connecticut Statewide Survey Field Dates: August 22-24, 2005 (500 Adults in Connecticut).  National Survey Field Dates: January 5-11, 2005 (800 Adults Nationwide).

Pre-Test Preliminary Topline Results. Field Dates: March 27-28, 2006. Survey of 300 Registered Voters in Camden, New Jersey.

Analysis of Charter Schools Survey Research and Discussion Groups. Telephone surveys were conducted for individuals connected with California and Indiana charter schools, and 3 discussion groups were held in Washington, D.C. that consisted of individuals affiliated with D.C. charter schools.

The Polling Company conducted a statewide telephone survey of 700 adults in California and 800 adults nationwide for The Center for Education reform in order to capture thoughts and opinions about charter schools.

March 2006 Pre-Test Topline Results. Survey of 300 Registered Voters in Bergen County, New Jersey (with an oversample of 50 Teaneck, NJ Voters) regarding charter school awareness and support.