Chinese Views of Americans Becoming Increasingly Negative
Only 39 percent of those polled said they would call the relationship with the U.S. co-operative, down from 68 percent in 2010
Only 39 percent of those polled said they would call the relationship with the U.S. co-operative, down from 68 percent in 2010
Nearly two thirds of likely voters think they have hard enough already
Rasmussen puts the wet blanket on a week of poll vaulting
And now a lesson on the dangers of becoming emotionally attached to political figures
Gallup polling shows that 72 percent thought the GOP nominee won the deabte
Unfortunately, even more Americans are just fine with it
Libertarian candidate is drawing evenly from Obama and Romney voters
At about 46 or 47 percent. Gary Johnson polls at around six when included
Unskewedpolls.com revises polling numbers to match party identification percentages set by Rasmussen, shows a consistent lead for Mitt Romney
55 percent of Americans say the federal government has too much influence over their lives and 61 percent feel income inequality is an acceptable part of economic system
Barely a majority now in California as undecideds grow
Politicians and political commentators also not viewed favorably
Romney still holds edge on handling deficit
The psychology of polling
Guys, it's called "envy." There's a word for it and everything.
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