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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
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Most Americans Think That Self Policing by Auditors Doesn't Work but are Split on the Creation of a New Federal Agency to Regulate Auditors
Interest in Enron Story is Moderate; Democrats, Independents, Higher Educated, Higher Income, Older People Interested
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Ipsos-Reid/Cook Political Report: Who's A Republican?
8-Percentage Point Net Shift Toward Republican Party Identification Comes From Unlikely Sources
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Ipsos-Reid/Cook Political Report: Persistent Shift in Party Identification Means GOP Shows Strength as the Midterm Election Year Begins
Persistent changes in party identification raise questions about whether traditional midterm election voting patterns will be trumped in 2002.
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Public Reaction to War on Terrorism: Public Divided on Whether House or Senate Showed Better Judgment
Contact: Thomas Riehle, President Ipsos-Reid U.S. Public Affairs
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Microsoft Ruling: America's Thoughts This Weekend
U.S. and 19 states v. Microsoft: In the Court of Public Opinion
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Veteran Pollster Joins Global Research Firm
Ipsos-Reid Opens US Public Affairs Polling Division With Thomas Riehle as President and Chief Operating Officer
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Will Banks Cease to Exist?
How have Americans embraced online banking - Red Herring and Ipsos-Reid Survey
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The World at Work
Majority of Americans, Western Europeans, Latin Americans Are Satisfied With Jobs
Eastern Europeans and Asians Give Less Glowing Endorsement of Their Job Life