Politics

Barack Obama’s approval rating remains positive, at 50% this week on the last Ipsos/Reuters Poll.

In this latest Global @dvisor poll, respondents from 24 countries around the world evaluate their current governments and national leaders.

Barack Obama’s approval rating is at 48% this week. This is the fourth week in a row where the President’s approval rating has (narrowly) exceeded his disapproval rating on the last Ipsos/Reuters Poll.

“Euro-Myth or Euro-Reality?”, “Will we or will we Stay Go?” The facts are often confusing and contested… and facts about the future don’t exist…

Barack Obama’s approval rating slides to 49% this week. But, this is the third week in a row where the President’s approval rating has (narrowly) exceeded his disapproval rating on the last Ipsos/Reuters Poll.

Ipsos predicts presidential and congress election results with accuracy.

It’s now inevitable that Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump will meet in the general election this fall. Who will win? This, of course, is the million-dollar question. As election forecasters, we at Ipsos typically analyze two key pieces of information when assessing election odds.

Barack Obama’s approval rating is up to 52% this week. This is the highest approval rating the Reuters/Ipsos poll has shown since 2012.

The ‘In’ and ‘Out’ campaigns are now intensifying, but ‘Brexit’ has been a constant topic of conversation since the referendum date was announced 3 months ago. A British exit could have widespread repercussions for many sectors within the UK economy, especially in highly regulated and controlled industries such as pharmaceuticals.