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DECEMBER 2007
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Huckabee leading in Iowa on strength of support from evangelical voters.Related:
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Obama's theme of a fresh start resonates strongly against Clinton campaign.Related:
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A new poll ranks what Americans want most this holiday season.Related:
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Interaction of religion and politics causes upheaval in Republican race.Related:
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Clinton holding off Obama in New Hampshire.Related:
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Mitt Romney leads in N.H. on the strength of issues and personal attributes.Related:
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ABC News/BBC/ARD National Survey of AfghanistanRelated:
NOVEMBER 2007
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More than a third of Americans say they'll shop online for gifts - a new high.Related:
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Mike Huckabee's Iowa surge fueled by core Republican groups.Related:
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Contest close in Iowa, Obama mounting a strong race against Clinton.Related:
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Fifty-five percent believe gay couples should be allowed to form civil unions.Related:
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Nearly six in 10 people see no progress restoring civil order in Iraq.Related:
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Nearly three-quarters say country is on wrong track, highest in a decade.Related:
OCTOBER 2007
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Fewer Americans admit prejudice toward Hispanics than toward Arabs.Related:
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Many fret but fewer talk to a doctor, get mammograms or do self-exams.Related:
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Bill Clinton's legacy helps Hillary, as does 9/11 for Giuliani.Related:
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Poll: Hillary best reflects core Democratic values, unlike Rudy with the GOP.Related:
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Americans support funding for insurance, but oppose more money for the Iraq war.
SEPTEMBER 2007
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ABC News/BBC/NHK National Survey of Iraq Finds Worsening Public AttitudesRelated:
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How does NYC mayor's handling of 9/11 play among GOP voters? (9/11/07)Related:
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Few think Bush will change course on Iraq, (9/10/07)Related:
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Clinton in the driver's seat on cross-country road trip.Related:
AUGUST 2007
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Strong Iowa presence lifts Romney, but Republican enthusiasm is low.Related:
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Obama, Clinton and Edwards draw equal support in ABC News/Post poll.Related:
JULY 2007
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A majority of Americans favor the extra safety factor of cameras.Related:
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With Roberts, Alito on court, figure is considerably higher than two years ago.Related:
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Leading Republican candidates all face significant challenges.Related:
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About 66 percent in poll support proposals in Congress to regulate cigarettes.Related:
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Approval ratings match career low.Related:
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Poll shows strengthening of support for Clinton and Obama.Related:
MAY/JUNE 2007
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How baby boomers deal with role reversal in caring for aging parents.Related:
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Poll shows congressional approval ratings have returned to pre-election levels.Related:
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Only 45 percent of Republicans approve of how Bush is handling immigration.Related:
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ABC/Post poll shows actor beats Romney as GOP No. 3, Giuliani support softening.Related:
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The tipping point for most people to cut back on their routine driving is $4.38.Related:
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Fans suspect steroid use, hoped he would fall short of home run record.Related:
APRIL 2007
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Since the Virginia Tech Shootings, an ABC News Poll Finds a Vast Majority of Americans Favor Changes in University Mental Health Policies
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Increasing Numbers Believe Global Warming Is Caused by Humans and That Scientists Agree on ItRelated:
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ABC News/Washington Post Poll Finds McCain Matches Clinton's Voter Rejection, Giuliani Loses Ground but Stays AheadRelated:
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ABC News/Washington Post Poll Finds New Highs Against War, Lows for BushRelated:
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An ABC News/Washington Post Poll Shows Most Americans Think Politics Was Behind the Firings of U.S. AttorneysRelated:
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An ABC News/Washington Post Poll Shows Americans Are Divided on the Firing of Radio Personality Don Imus, Mostly Along Racial LinesRelated:
VOICES FROM IRAQ: 2007
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National Survey of IraqRelated:
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How the Poll Was DoneRelated:
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Interviewer NotesRelated:
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National Survey of IraqRelated:
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FEBRUARY/MARCH 2007
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Voices in Debate Becoming More Moderate
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Americans Focused Early on Hearty Political StewRelated:
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ABCNews Poll Considers Religion, Marriage and Smoking
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More Than Half Favor a Deadline for Withdrawal, Bush Suffers Longest Streak Without Majority Support Since Truman
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When It Comes to Films, Some Stereotypes Hold TrueRelated:
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Many Parents Tell ABC News Poll They're Relying on Hope -- Such as Scholarships or Other Financial WindfallsRelated:
JANUARY 2007
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Bush's 33 Percent Approval Rating Lowest Since Nixon for President Entering State of the Union SpeechRelated:
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Early Frontrunner Status Traditionally Based Upon Name Recognition -- But Name Recognition Could Be ImportantRelated:
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ABC News/Washington Post Poll: Americans Reject New Strategy, New High -- 57 Percent -- Thinks U.S. Is Losing the WarRelated:
