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Ipsos-Reid/Cook Political Report: Voters Believe Republicans Control Congressional Agenda: Overall, 55% Say Republicans in Control, 32% Democrats
Democratic Voters Say Republicans in Charge, 73%-20%
Republican Voters Split: Only 40% Say Republicans in Charge, 45% Democrats
Independent Voters Say Republicans in Charge, 46%-27%, with Many Not Sure
41% Prefer Republican Control, 45% Democratic After Midterm Election -
Ipsos-Reid/Cook Political Report: DEAD HEAT!
Partisan Preference for Congressional Control is All Tied Up,
43% Prefer Democratic Control, 43% Republican
But Advantage to the Democrats Right Now -
U.S. Businesses at Risk for Major Cyber Attack, IT Pros Say
IT Pros Perceive Gap Between Threat of a Major Cyber Attack and U.S. Businesses' Ability to Defend Against It
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Ipsos-Reid/Cook Political Report: Stock Market Jitters Drive Down Some Scores
Stock Market Jitters Drive Down Some Scores But Congressional Preference Effects Are Muted
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Ipsos-Reid/Cook Political Report: Political Fallout Of Corporate Scandals
Weeks of Bad Business News Create Political Problems for Republicans, Bush
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As World Populations Age, Is the New World Coping Better Than the Old World?
Global polling shows marked differences across countries in approaches to aging
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Government at Risk for Major Cyber Attack, IT Pros Say
IT Pros Perceive Gap Between Threat of a Major Cyber Attack and Government's Ability to Defend Against It
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The BusinessWeek/Ipsos-Reid Poll: Restoring Trust In Corporate America
Investors Remain Pessimistic About Stock Market And In Ability Of Congress And Federal Agencies To Regulate Corporate Financial Practices
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Ipsos-Reid/Cook Political Report: Independent Women Shifting Away From Republican Party On Congressional Elections
Room For Improvement In Loyalty Of Democratic Voters And Trend Toward Democrats Among Independents
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Ipsos-Reid/Cook Political Report: Coattails by Region: Bush's Re-Elect Scores Fade Outside the South, January - May.
In Congressional Preference,
Republicans Hold Solid Leads in South, Midwest, and
Democrats Rule Northeast. The West is Up For Grabs.