New Navigation, Sharper Focus

Two years ago today, we launched Gallup.com as a unique source for data-driven news. Two years later, our goal remains the same -- to provide empirical insight on the world's biggest challenges based on how the world's 6 billion citizens think and behave. It's something no one else can do.

Today, we launch a new chapter -- one where we focus even more sharply on four key topic areas -- politics, business, well-being, and world. Our new universal navigation bar links you to our four sub-home pages for these topic areas, where you will find unrivaled insight on the issues facing government and business leaders around the world.

While a majority of our users come to us for politics news, we invite you to explore and learn more about our economic and well-being tracking, which apply the same Gallup gold standard methodology used to measure President Obama's job approval rating to measuring the health of the U.S. economy and the well-being of the American people. We also invite you to learn more about our global pollingwork, with which we are creating the world's single most accurate source of global behavioral economic data.

Additionally, Gallup does more than just collect and report this intelligence. We also provide consulting services to leaders in governments and businesses worldwide, helping them to translate the behavioral economic insight our data offer to improve communities, corporations, and countries worldwide. To learn more about how to translate Gallup data into action and results, visit our Gallup consulting pages or check our new, universal footer.

Gallup, under the leadership of our CEO Jim Clifton, is absolutely committed to maintaining the public service legacy of George Gallup; we self-fund our public opinion surveys to pursue our belief that leaders should be aware of the perceptions, desires, and future direction of the electorates they represent.

We thank the millions of you who have visited our site over the past two years and shared with your readers, colleagues, and employees the wisdom you have learned. We hope the new Gallup.com helps you discover new knowledge in new areas, which will, in turn, help you build a better community, country, or world -- a goal we share with you.