2005

What Was – and Wasn’t on the Public’s Mind…

And How Opinions Changed During 2005

Public Opinion Supports Alito on Spousal Notification Even as It Favors Roe v. Wade

Pew Research Center Pollwatch

The Black and White of Public Opinion

Did the Racial Divide in Attitudes About Katrina Mislead Us?

Budget Cuts Look Cheaper Out of Focus

A Pew Research Center Analysis

Abortion, the Court and the Public

A Pew Research Center Analysis

Reading the Polls on Evolution and Creationism

Pew Research Center Pollwatch

Katrina Has Only Modest Impact on Basic Public Values

In Spite of Political Fallout…

Political Division Multipliers

Stuck in Second

Op-Ed Chart in the New York Times

GOP Makes Gains Among The Working Class, While Democrats Hold On To The Union Vote

Abortion Wild Card In Battle Over O’Connor’s Successor

More See Benefits of Stem Cell Research

Opinions Divide Along Religious Lines

Did the President Score on Social Security?

A Political Victory That Wasn’t

by Andrew Kohut, President, Pew Research Center
Special to the New York Times

Iraqi Vote Mirrors Desire for Democracy in Muslim World

A Pew Global Attitudes Project commentary

Cross-Currents in Opinion About Private Accounts

Social Security Polling

The Media: More Voices, Less Credibility

A review of Pew Research Center for the People & the Press findings

Global Opinion: The Spread of Anti-Americanism

A review of Pew Global Attitudes Project findings