News & Polls

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Public Opinion on Impeachment and Impact of Question Order

Americans are confused on the definition of impeachment

After The War On Terrorism: The Future Of Trade In The Global Community

The BusinessWeek/Ipsos-Reid Poll: Investors Feel Betrayed

Investors Remain In Stocks, But Want Business To Clean Up Act & Regulators To Beef Up Policing

Significant Increase in 2001 Revenues for Ipsos

Up 46% to 480.1 million euros

Americans and Valentine's Day

65% Have Something In Mind For That Special Day While 77% Aren't Certain With The Origin Of Valentine's Day, 82% Of Americans Would Appreciate A Token Gift Or Card Even To Be In The Dog House May Be A Good Thing As 15% Of Pet Owners Say They'll Buy A Valentine Gift For Their Pet

White House Drug Policy Advertisements Score a Touchdown at Grabbing Attention

The Broad Public is Evenly Divided on Whether These Ads are an Appropriate Use of Taxpayer Money

Public Views Education and Defense as Top Spending Priorities According to Ipsos-Reid/CEF Poll

Majority of Americans Support Increased Education Spending Even in the Face of Larger Deficit

Super Bowl Delivers Attentive Viewers Who Remember the Advertising - Ipsos-ASI

Research shows Super Bowl far more effective advertising medium than other football games 88% of male viewers could remember the name of at least one of the advertisers in the Super Bowl while only 29% could remember an advertiser from Monday Night Football and 33% from the NFC Championship

Ipsos-Reid/Cook Political Report: Is Politics Returning to Politics? Part II - The Budget War

Americans Agree that Biggest Causes of Budget Deficits are Recession and War/Terrorism Spending, but Then Split on Whether to Blame Tax Cuts or Domestic Spending for the Rest of the Deficit Problem