The Committee of 100

ZhongHuaRising ^ | June 11, 2006 | Dr. Bill Belew

[G. Stolyarov II]

I have mentioned the Committee of 100 survey many times in this blog and will mention it again. It has presented numerous insights into American attitudes toward China and the views on China and US-China Relations.

Here are some facts about the poll.

Opinion leaders - 203 in-depth interviews were conducted nationwide of Americans from diverse fields in leadership positions that influence public opinion and have some US-China relation familiarity - margin of error abt. 7%

General Public - 1202 adults at random nationwide - margin of error abt. 3%

Congressional Staff - 101 in-depth interviews of US Congressional Staff Members - margin of error - abt. 9%

Business Leaders - 150 in-depth interviews of business leaders - margin of error abt 8%

This information, of course, should be considered whenever someone reads the results of a poll that I mention in this blog.

[G. Stolyarov II]

This is an explanatory note by Dr. Bill Belew about the Committee of 100 surveys which he has written about and I have posted on The Free Republic. For those who were curious as to how the surveys were conducted, this might be useful information. I will post another result of these surveys soon. See Dr. Belew’s blog at ZhongHuaRising