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Sep 17, 2002
Trust in Media
The average American is exposed to hundreds if not thousands of mass media messages every day. Many of those messages come in the form of news, whether it is the morning newspaper, a favorite talk radio station or television. The 1980s and '90s ...
Feb 11, 2000
More Than Six in Ten Americans Are Fans of Peanuts Comic Strip
Charles Schulz, creator of the comic stripPeanuts, officially announced his retirement, effective January 4 of this year. His last original daily strip has already appeared, and his final original Sunday strip appears in newspapers this Sunday, ...
Dec 7, 2004
Moral Values Important in the 2004 Exit Polls
The 2004 exit poll found "moral values" to be one of the most important "issues" in the election. The question that elicited these results came under severe criticism after the election, with one observer suggesting the flawed wording was ...
Sep 23, 2003
Sniping Pollsters in California
It has been 25 years since the Los Angeles Times Poll began operation, much to the consternation of the Field Poll -- which had for years been the dominant public policy poll in California, and had counted the Times as one of its subscribers. A ...
Aug 8, 2003
Dean Continues Slow but Steady Progress Among Democrats
Former Vermont Gov. Howard Dean now claims 15% of the vote from the nation's registered Democrats when they are asked to choose the person they would likely support for their party's presidential nomination. That ties Dean with Missouri ...
Sep 27, 2005
Trust in News Media Rebounds Somewhat This Year
Half of Americans say they trust the mass media to report the news fully, accurately, and fairly. Confidence in the media has increased significantly since last year, but the level of confidence remains slightly lower than what Gallup has found ...
Apr 8, 2003
Three in Four Singaporeans Worried About SARS
Gallup interviewed Singaporeans last week to collect their thoughts and feelings about the spread of severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) in their region.
Jun 29, 2005
Flash Poll: Instant Reaction to Bush's Iraq Speech
A CNN/USA Today/Gallup instant-reaction poll shows that President Bush apparently persuaded many viewers of his speech Tuesday night to be more optimistic about the war in Iraq. Compared with their responses before the speech, people who tuned ...
Jun 1, 2004
Gallup Poll of Iraq: Should Clerics Govern?
Results from Gallup's recent nationwide poll of Iraq indicate a clear desire among Iraqis for a government directly accountable to popular will.
Jun 7, 2005