Albany Herald | Poll for February 2012

Polls 2012 February

Polls for February 2012

Which GOP candidate do you plan to vote for on Super Tuesday?

In a 1999 survey conducted to mark the turn of the century, 86 percent of Americans chose Oreo cookies when asked which items they would like to see continued into the 21st century. Oreo cookies ranked second ... What ranked first?

What was your favorite moment of the 84th Academy Awards?

Who do you want to see win 'Best Picture?'

What do you think should be done in regard to the federal deficit?

OFFICIAL GEORGIA VEGGIE: The Vidalia onion was designated by the Georgia Legislature as the official state vegetable. When did this happen?

NAME THAT COOKIE: The chocolate sandwich cookie by Nabisco got its Oreo name in 1921, but it celebrates its centennial on March 6. What was the original name for the Oreo cookie?

QUIK QUIZ: In 1965, the U.S. Supreme Court struck down the Comstock laws, written by Anthony Comstock, that since 1873 had prohibited all contraceptives in the United States. What was Comstock's occupation?

QUIK QUIZ: Who was the only president who studied to become a medical doctor?

The 411 on 911: When did the telephone number "911" first get designated as a universal emergency number in the United States? (Note: This designation at first only involved Bell telephone companies owned by AT&T.)

SADIE HAWKINS: The Sadie Hawkins Dance, an event less formal than proms and homecoming dances, is one in which high school and college girls are expected to invite boys. The first Sadie Hawkins Dance was in 1938 after it appeared in which newspaper comic?

NASA is reportedly about to propose cutting out manned trips to Mars in 2016 and 2018. Do you think the Mars missions should be scuttled?

On average, the adult heart pumps how many gallons of blood each day?

Although tested earlier in limited markets, in what year did 3M introduce its Post-It Notes nationally?

Who was the first U.S. president to participate in the National Prayer Breakfast, which is conducted on the first Thursday of February in Washington, D.C.?

Like many of today's movies and plays, William Shakespeare borrowed heavily from existing works in writing "Romeo & Juliet." Which of the following works did he borrow from?

Which political party fielded a presidential candidate who was ineligible for the office?

When the Civility Project was disbanded in January 2011, who was the only U.S. senator who had signed the pledge?

What year did Carnegie Hall open?