Politics

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

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

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

Majority Oppose U.S. Commitment to War with "Axis of Evil" Countries

Interest in Enron Story is Moderate; Democrats, Independents, Higher Educated, Higher Income, Older People Interested

8-Percentage Point Net Shift Toward Republican Party Identification Comes From Unlikely Sources

Bush's High Job Approval Driven by Handling of Foreign Policy and War on Terrorism

Majority of Americans like President Bush Both as a Person and as President

Persistent changes in party identification raise questions about whether traditional midterm election voting patterns will be trumped in 2002.

But Serious Opposition Appears in Other Countries, New Global Poll Finds