Democratic National Committee Voter Surveys from 1993

Two state-level political surveys conducted by the Democratic National Committee in 1993, focusing on Georgia and Nebraska. The collection provides insights into voter opinions and party strategy during that election cycle. Data is preserved and distributed through the Roper Harvested Dataverse.

Use Cases

• Analyze relationships between demographic columns (e.g., age, gender) and political affiliation or candidate preference.
• Model public opinion on specific policy issues using survey question response columns.
• Compare regional political attitudes between Georgia and Nebraska using state identifier columns.
• Study the Democratic National Committee's internal research priorities through the survey topic and question wording.

Strengths

• Primary source data collected directly by a major U.S. political party.
• Provides a focused snapshot of two distinct U.S. states in a single year.

Limitations

• Sample size and representativeness are unknown, limiting statistical generalizability.
• Data is over 30 years old and reflects a specific historical political context.
• Specific column names, question wording, and response scales are not detailed in the metadata.

Provenance

Source

Democratic National Committee.

Collection Method

Presumed to be telephone or in-person voter surveys.

Time Range

1993.

Freshness

Historical dataset from 1993; metadata was updated in the repository on 2026-02-19.

Geography

United States, specifically the states of Georgia and Nebraska.