Politics

America's Thoughts: June 25, 2001

Majority In 32 Nation Ipsos-Reid Poll Support "Neither Side"

British, French, Canadian, and US Public Opinion Shows Full Majority Believe there are "Serious Flaws in the US System for Electing Presidents" in Wake of Florida Stalemate

A nationwide poll conducted by Ipsos-Reid reveals nearly 60% of Americans believe election stalemate a major issue

It's A Deadlock Between The Popular Vote And Electoral College; Education Tops The Priority List; It's Time To Be Hard On Soft Money; And The Majority Of Citizens Contributed Neither Time Or Money To This Election

Results show that people in North America, Latin America and Europe tend to be less satisfied with the level of taxation in their respective countries.

GLOBAL CITIZENS' HOPES AND FEARS FOR THE NEXT CENTURY

Respondents Split (47% versus 46%) on Sending NATO Ground Troops in to Kosovo

MAJORITY (56%) APPROVE OF MILITARY ATTACK ON IRAQ