Politics

Congressional Party Control Preference is 45% Democrats, 44% Republicans Among Likely Voters.
Bush is a Weak Force Affecting Vote Decisions Heading Into Final Weekend

Congressional Party Control Preference, Trending Republican Since August, Stabilizes As Democrats Try to Recapture Traditional Mid-Term Elections Advantage of Party Out of Power in the White House

Most Say 401(k) Balance Bust Won't Change Their Vote, Few First Learned of Decline when Their Statements Arrived

Midterm Election Party Preference Is "thisclose" - Here's Why
In September, Bush's Handling of Economy Became Less of a Factor

As War Talk Focuses Attention On Commander-In-Chief, Americans Rally To Bush; Suddenly Things Seem To Be Heading In The Right Direction For The Country

Congressional Party Control Preference All Tied Up Again, After Democrats Took The Lead In August

"Rallying 'Round the President?"
Democrats Have Solidified Support Among Women, Older Adults, and Those in the Northeast and on West Coast

Split Among College-Educated Drives Attitudes On Progress U.S. Has Made Since 9/11--Issues for Eggheads

A 12-country survey from pre-9/11 replicated and released on the eve of the 9/11 anniversary

America Emerges as #1 Most Hopeful Nation, and #1 Most Satisfied -- Other Anglophone Nations Follow but Germany, Russia, and Poland Mired in Gloom