First National Poll of Latino Reaction to Bush Immigration Proposal

Sponsored by the James Irvine Foundation, Jan 29, 2004

The first national poll of Latino reactions to President Bush's recent immigration proposal for a temporary worker program, as well as opinions on alternative congressional proposals.
+ Media Coverage

New Poll Shows Racial, Ethnic Splits Among California Voters

Sponsored by NCM, Pew Hispanic Center, USC Annenberg, The Tomás Rivera Policy Institute and The Community Technology Foundation, Sep 25, 2003

The California electorate is sharply split along racial and ethnic lines with Latino, African American, Asian American and white voters expressing distinctly different views of the recall, of Gov. Gray Davis’ performance in office, of the candidates seeking to replace him and of the racial classification initiative (Proposition 54).
+ Executive Summary (pdf)
+ Media Coverage

Bridging Language Barriers in Health Care

NCM, Jul 25, 2003

NCM statewide poll reveals that immigrants rank health care as number one concern; many unaware of their right to a medical interpreter.
+ Presentation of Survey (pdf)
+ Executive Summary (pdf)
+ Media Coverage

First Multilingual Poll of Immigrant Opinions on War in Iraq

NCM, May 05, 2003

NCM nationwide poll reveals significant differences from mainstream public opinion; also highlights sharp variations between immigrant groups
+ Presentation of Survey (pdf)
+ Media Covers NCM Multilingual Poll on Iraq War

Californians Surveyed in 12 Languages on Impact of 9/11

NCM, Sep 04, 2002

"Big Seven" Ethnic Dailies Partner Release Groundbreaking Poll of Asian Americans, Hispanics, African American and Middle Easterners
+ Survey, Charts and Graphs (pdf)
+ Addendum (pdf)

First-Ever Quantitative Study on the Reach, Impact and Potential of Ethnic Media

NCM, Jun 04, 2002

New California Media Releases First-Ever Quantitative Study on the Reach, Impact, and Potential of Ethnic Media.
+ Presentation of Survey (pdf)
+ Wall Street Journal Article (pdf)