The USC Dana and David Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences/Los Angeles Times Poll project is a series of statewide public opinion polls in California, designed to survey voter attitudes on a wide range of political, policy, social and cultural issues.
Conducted at regular intervals throughout the year, the USC Dornsife/Los Angeles Times Poll is one of the largest polls of registered voters in the state and has been widely cited, helping to inform the public and to encourage discourse on key political and policy issues.
86 Percent of E-Reader Owners Still Read Books in Print - USC Dornsife Press Release, April 14
Even e-reader owners still like printed books, survey finds - Los Angeles Times, April 15
Voters Across the Political Spectrum Concerned About Tech Companies Invading Their Privacy - USC Dornsife Press Release, March 31
Tech firms' data gathering worries most Californians, poll finds - Los Angeles Times, March 31
Poll: Tech industry more crucial to California than entertainment - Los Angeles Times, March 30
Voters Support Specific Tax Increases If Money Is Used To Support Public Education and Public Safety - USC Dornsife Press Release, March 25
Strong majority backs Jerry Brown's tax-hike initiative - Los Angeles Times, March 25
California Voters Stand by President Obama Despite Rising Gasoline Prices - USC Dornsife Press Release, March 24
California Republicans get behind Mitt Romney - Los Angeles Times, March 24