Recently added articles from Gallup Poll News Service:
Americans Mostly Favorable on Defense Secretary Gates; Democrats view him more positively than Republicans.(Robert Gates)(Survey)
Nov 06, 2009; ... Byline: Jeffrey M. Jones Synopsis: Americans view Secretary of Defense Robert Gates positively to the extent they are familiar with him. Forty-nine percent have a favorable opinion of Gates, with 19% unfavorable and 33% unsure. Though Gates is a Republican, Democrats view him ...
Potential Net Migration Could Change Nations; Developed countries would swell, leaving developing countries relatively empty.(Survey)
Nov 06, 2009; ... Byline: Neli Esipova, Rajesh Srinivasan, and Julie Ray Synopsis: Gallup's Potential Net Migration Index (PNMI) suggests many developed countries would be overwhelmed and many developing countries would suffer tremendous losses of human capital if those who would like to move to ...
Self-Reported Flu Cases in U.S. Up Slightly in October; Americans also slightly more likely to report colds.(Survey)
Nov 06, 2009; ... Byline: Frank Newport Synopsis: Flu cases in the U.S. continue to tick higher, with an average of 2.7% of adults in October reporting that they were "sick with the flu yesterday," compared to 1.9% in September and 2.0% in October 2008. PRINCETON, NJ -- Flu cases in ...
Gallup Economic Monthly: Job Market Best in South, East; Hiring increased and layoffs decreased in South and West -- but unchanged in Midwest, West.(Survey)
Nov 05, 2009; ... Byline: Dennis Jacobe, Chief Economist Synopsis: Job-market conditions improved in October, driven by improvements in the South and the East, with hiring up and layoffs down in both regions. Still, the job situation is unchanged in the Midwest and West. PRINCETON, NJ ...
Huckabee, Romney, Palin See Most Republican Support for '12; Huckabee, Romney viewed as most qualified of possible Republican presidential candidates.(on Mike Huckabee, Mitt Romney and Sarah Palin)(Survey)
Nov 05, 2009; ... Byline: Jeffrey M. Jones Synopsis: Republicans give Mike Huckabee (71%) an edge over Mitt Romney (65%) and Sarah Palin (65%) when asked if they would seriously consider voting for each as president. Huckabee and Romney have greater appeal to the broader public, though only 4 in ...