CBS News Polls
Sarah Dutton: Some Good News on the Economy Has Not Allayed People's Fears About Losing Their Jobs
- Polls: Americans Remain Worried About Job Loss
Sarah Dutton: Some Good News on the Economy Has Not Allayed People's Fears About Losing Their Jobs
- Americans Running Out of Patience on Health Care, Polls Show
Jennifer De Pinto Examines Recent Polls Ahead of Obama's Health Care Summit
- Poll: Many See Credit Card Rate Hikes
As New Rules Take Effect, CBS News Survey Finds 38 Percent Have Seen Rates Go Up in Past Few Months
- Trust in Government Nears All-Time Low
Sarah Dutton Analyzes Polling Trends Showing Deep Cynicism About and Dissatisfaction With Government
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Poll: 9 Out of 10 Would Remarry Spouse CBS News Poll on Love & Marriage Says Americans Split on Whether Love at First Sight Is Real
Read Full Story - Poll Reveals Most Americans Don't Know They Got a Tax Cut
Robert Hendin: CBS News/New York Times Poll Question Shows Shortcomings of Obama's Messaging on Tax Cuts
- Poll: Economy Brings Down Obama's Job Approval Rating
CBS News/New York Times Poll Finds that Americans are Chiefly Concerned about the Economy but Feel President has Not Spent Enough Time Addressing It
- Poll: Who Are the Tea Partiers?
New CBS News/ New York Times Poll Sheds Light on a Tea Party Movement that Is Still Relatively Unknown to Most of the Public
- Poll: 70 Percent Angry or Dissatisfied with Washington
CBS News/New York Times Poll Reveals Americans' Declining Trust with Government
- Support for Gays in the Military Depends on the Question
CBS News/New York Times Poll Finds 44 Percent Favor Allowing "Homosexuals" to Openly Serve, but 58 Percent Favor Allowing "Gay Men and Lesbians" to Openly Serve
- Republicans Gain Ground With Public, Poll Shows
Survey Finds Democrats' Advantage on Issues Disappearing With Midterms Looming
- Poll: Most Want "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" Repeal
Wide Support for Repealing Policy Banning Openly Gay Service Members, Though Split on how Changes Should be Implemented
- Poll: Most Say Worst Over for Housing Market
CBS News Survey Finds More Than Four in Five Expect Local Market to Stay the Same or Get Better in the Next Year
- Poll: Republicans Say Palin More Qualified to Be President Than Obama
Survey Finds Most Believe President is a Socialist; One in Three Say he is Racist
- Poll: Americans Give Schools Low Grades
CBS News Survey Finds That Less Than 30 Percent Give Public School System a Grade of A or B
- Poll: Most Optimistic About Cancer Cure
CBS Survey Finds Majority of Americans Say Cure at Least Somewhat Likely in Their Lifetime, Though U.S. Faulted for Effort
- Poll: 83% of Speech Watchers Approve of Obama's State of the Union Proposals
CBS News/Knowledge Networks Poll Gathers Immediate Reaction to Obama's Speech
- Poll: U.S. Gets Low Marks on Fighting Terrorism
CBS News Survey Finds That Majority Offer C, D, or F Grade in Wake of Terror Attack; Two in Three Say Another Attack Soon at Least Somewhat Likely
- Obama's First Year Most Polarized Ever, Poll Shows
President Obama Faces a 65-Point Gap in Approval Ratings from Democrats and Republicans, a Gallup Poll Shows
- Poll: Most Oppose Paying Students for Success
CBS News Survey Finds Opposition to Monetary Incentives for Students, Support for Mandatory Testing and Arts and Physical Education
- Poll: Obama Ends First Year with 50% Approval Rating
Job Approval Jumps Four Points Since Last Week, CBS News Poll Compares Obama to Other Recent Presidents After One Year
- Poll: Most Don't Want Sarah Palin to Run for President
CBS News Survey Finds Net Negative Views of the Former GOP VP Nominee; Poll Also Finds Most Don't Have Opinion of Tea Party Movement
- Poll: Obama Wins High Marks for Haiti Earthquake Response
Eight in 10 Americans Approve of President Obama's Handling of the American Response to the Earthquake in Haiti, a New CBS News Poll Shows
- Poll: Americans Angered, Bothered by Bank Bonuses
CBS News Survey Also Finds that Most Feel Wall Street Bonuses Are an Economic Problem
- Poll: Nearly Half of Americans Concerned about Alzheimer's
New CBS News Poll Shows Nearly Half of Americans are Concerned they May One Day Have Alzheimer's, and Just as Many are Concerned About a Cure
- Obama's Approval Rating Dips to New Low
New CBS News Poll Finds President's Job Approval Rating Has Gone Below 50 Percent for the First Time
- Poll: Obama Health Care Marks Hit New Low
Just 36 Percent of Americans Approve of President Obama's Handling of Health Care, a new CBS News Survey Shows
- Poll: Most Americans Say Keep Gitmo Open
Fifty-Five Percent say the Prison at Guantanamo Bay Should Remain Open, a New CBS News Survey Finds
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Poll: 3 in 4 Support Airport Body Scans CBS News Poll also Finds Majority Support for President Obama's Handling of Christmas Day Bomb Plot
Read Full Story - Poll: Most Not Fully Confident in Food Safety
CBS News Survey Finds Only One in Three Americans are "Very Confident" in Safety of Food They Buy, Though Most are at Least Somewhat Confident
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Poll: Many Americans Weary After Weekends But Most Wouldn't Give Up Pay in Return for a Longer Weekend, According to a CBS News Poll
Read Full Story - Poll: Most Oppose Tax on Junk Food
CBS News Survey Finds Widespread Belief That Government Should do More to Fight Obesity, but Not Through Taxation; 55 Percent Want to Lose Weight
- Conservatives Outnumber Moderates, Liberals, Poll Shows
Gallup Finds That Conservatives are On the Rise, but Not Necessarily Joining the GOP
- Poll: Most Say Military Not Ready to Face New Threat
Most Say Military Deserves an A or B Grade, but They Fear It's Overextended; Four in Five Oppose Return to The Draft
- Poll: After 20 Years, Most Say New Job Skills Needed
CBS News Survey Finds That Nearly Nine in Ten Say Today's Job Market Requires Different Skills Than Were Needed Two Decades Ago
- Poll: Fewer say They Have it Better Than Parents
CBS News Survey Finds That Americans Are Optimistic About Their Country's Future, if not Their Own
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Americans Cutting Back On Holiday Spending Only 5% Plan To Spend More Money Compared With Recent Years
Read Full Story - Poll: Americans Overwhelmingly Oppose GITMO Transfer
New Survey Shows Nearly Two Thirds of American Adults Do Not Want Guantanamo Detainees in U.S. Prisons
- Poll Finds Support for Addressing Global Warming
Associated Press Poll Finds That Americans Want Climate Change Legislation, But Only if They Don't Have to Pay For It
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Poll: For Many, Unemployment Brings Crisis CBS News/N.Y. Times Survey Finds Serious Emotional Impact From Job Loss; Children's Lives Change Amid Spending Cutbacks
Read Full Story - Poll: Recession Means Hardship for Many Unemployed
Nearly Half Say They're Facing Hardship; 39 Percent Expect Job Market to Improve; Less Than Half Say Lost Jobs Will Come Back; Pessimism Highest in Midwest
- Poll: Just 37% Call Global Warming High Priority
CBS News/New York Times Survey Finds That Fewer Americans Say Climate Change Should be Priority for Government Leaders
- Schieffer on Obama: Prizes Don't Count
Says President's Response to Economy, War Will Determine His Success … and Poll Numbers Will Follow
- Obama Approval Rating Falls to 50 Percent
CBS News Polling Shows Steady Slide Since April; Improved Perceptions on Afghanistan, But Low Marks on Economy and Health Care
- Poll: Americans Back Troop Surge, Oppose Withdrawal Date
Slim Majority Approve of President's Plan to Send 30,000 More Troops to Afghanistan; Opposition for Setting Date for Troop Withdrawal
- Poll: Outlook for Economy Bad but Improving
In a New CBS News/ NY Times Poll, More Americans Think the Economy is Improving than Think it is Getting Worse, but an Overwhelming Majority Say Things Are Still Bad
- Opinions About Abortion Remain Remarkably Steady
Sarah Dutton Examines Recent and Historical Polling Showing that Americans' Views on Abortion Have Not Changed Much Over Time
- Poll: Approval for War Strategy Jumps After Obama's Speech
A Quinnipiac Poll Shows More Americans Approving of the War in Afghanistan After President Obama's Dec. 1 Speech
- New Poll Reveals Surge in Isolationism
Findings Also Reveal Disapproval Over War in Afghanistan, Anxiety About China and Middle East
- Poll: Percentage of Democrats Declines
Thirty-Six Percent of American Adults Identify as Democrats, a Four-Year Low; 33 Percent Call Themselves Republicans
