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The race for president is broadly stable, both overall and within demographic groups. Barack Obama and Mitt Romney are tied, 46% to 46%, in May 7-27 interviewing, as they were in the previous three-week period.

Gallup surveys in 112 countries in 2010 show people with intellectual disabilities get a mixed reception worldwide. More than half of adults (55%) with an opinion on the matter say the city or area where they live is a good place for people with ...

A gathering of UK executives stressed the importance of training and development through the economic downturn. The discussion encompassed key leadership priorities, such as skills required by employers now; development needs of the remaining ...

Barack Obama and John McCain each receive 45% support when registered voters are asked who they would vote for if the presidential election were held today.

If the election were held today, 46% of registered voters say they would vote for Barack Obama and 43% for John McCain.

Barack Obama has a 47% to 42% advantage over John McCain among registered voters in the latest Gallup Poll Daily tracking three-day rolling average for Aug. 8-10.

Barack Obama has a slim 46% to 43% margin over John McCain among registered voters in the latest Gallup Poll Daily tracking three-day rolling average for Aug. 7-9.

Relatively few sports fans say they are suspicious about possible use of performance-enhancing drugs when they see or hear about Olympic athletes breaking world records in track and field (35%) and swimming (22%).

With the Olympics set to begin in Beijing, Americans now rate swimming (27%) as their favorite event over track and field (18%). A majority of Americans say they plan to watch a great deal or fair amount of the Olympics.

The latest Gallup Poll Daily tracking update on registered voters' presidential preferences shows Barack Obama with a two point advantage over John McCain, 46% to 44%.