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Financial Meltdown has Effect
Obama opens 15-point lead on the Economy
Obama 52%, McCain 37%
Economy jumps 6 points as most important issue
Obama Opens 7-Point Lead in Presidential Race -
Obama 47%, McCain 40% -
As Cost of Jet Fuel Continues to Soar, More Americans Concerned With Costs (64%) and Delays (55%) than Terrorism (54%) When Flying
Despite Concerns About Delays (55%), Baggage Issues (53%) and Airline Bankruptcies (41%), few (12%) Traveling Americans are Planning to Purchase Travel Insurance for Next Trip
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Americans Outline Their Top Travel Frustrations: Cost of Gas (83%), Airline/Cruise/Train Tickets (53%) and Poor Airport Service (49%)
Frustration with Costs Has Risen with the Price of Gas
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Obama Opens 4-Point Lead in Presidential Race - Obama 46%, McCain 42%
Confidence in Security of Bank Assets Remains High After Wall Street Meltdown
But Voters See the Need For More Regulation - 55%, Not Enough Regulation of Banking -
Snyderman Deepens Client Perspective at Ipsos Health
Expert Health Research Specialist Moves to the Agency Side from Merck
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In the Wake of Wall Street Meltdown, Neither Candidate Seen As Qualified to Resolve Crisis: Obama 45%, McCain 46%
But Economy Looms Large As Most Important Election
Issue (36%); National Security a Distant Second (16%)
Obama Leads McCain As Stronger on Jobs and the Economy (48% vs. 40%) and Representing Change (57% vs. 32%) in an Otherwise Tight Race -
War On Terror Still Divisive
Majority (57%) of Americans Believe War on Terror Winnable, Despite Feelings That We Are Not Currently Winning (54%)
But a Majority of Americans (57%) Also Favor Gradual Withdrawal From Iraq and Afghanistan and Bringing Troops Home -
Consumers Worried After Wall Street Meltdown
Six in Ten Americans (60%) Doubt Government's Ability to Restore Consumer and Investor Confidence
Public is Virtually Unanimous that Recent Events Will Have a Negative Effect (90%), and Most (76%) Believe the Home Mortgage Crisis Will Continue To Get Worse