Publications

Support For Same-Sex Marriage Edges Upward

Majority Continues to Favor Gays Serving Openly in Military

Possible Negatives for Candidates: Vote for Bank Bailout, Palin Support

Democrats Struggle to Avoid Wipeout from Electoral Wave

by Carroll Doherty, Associate Director, Pew Research Center for the People & the Press
Special to the BBC

Elections Dominate Coverage, Not Public Interest

Few Have Heard a Lot about GOP's

Obama Viewed as Doing Better than GOP Leaders in Explaining Vision

A Static America: A Contrarian View of Current U.S. Public Opinion Trends

by Michael J. Robinson, Special to the Pew Research Center

Independents Oppose Party in Power…Again

More Conservative, More Critical of National Conditions

2010 Vote Seen as More Important Than Most

Partisans Differ in Views of Elections and Coverage

Many Say Ending Tax Cuts for Wealthy Would Hurt Economy

Taxed Enough Already?

Despite Anti-Government Sentiment, More Americans Say They Pay a Fair Share of Taxes
by Richard Auxier, Pew Research Center

Few Say Religion Shapes Immigration, Environment Views

Religion and the Issues

Koran Burning Plans Grab Media, Public Attention

Perceptions of Obama Press Coverage Hold Steady

Mixed Views of GOP Proposals on Entitlements

Americans Spending More Time Following the News

Ideological News Sources: Who Watches and Why

Perceptions of Economic News Remain Mixed

More Hearing Bad News About Real Estate Values

Glenn Beck, Christians and Mormons

Mosque Debate, Egg Recall Top Public Interest

Public Divided Over Tone of Mosque Fight

Five Years After Katrina, Most Say Nation is Not Better Prepared

Progress Seen in New Orleans, Gulf Rebuilding

Mosque Debate Tops Coverage, But Not News Interest

More Republicans than Democrats Track Mosque Story

Public Remains Conflicted Over Islam

NYC Mosque Opposed, Muslims' Right to Build Mosques Favored

Many Say Coverage of the Poor and Minorities Is Too Negative

News about Whites, Middle Class Mostly Seen as Fair

Growing Number of Americans Say Obama is a Muslim

Religion, Politics and the President

More Hearing Good News about Gulf Spill

Public Continues to Track Oil Spill

Republicans Faring Better with Men, Whites, Independents and Seniors

Four Years Later

The Invisible Court

Mixed Reactions to Leak of Afghanistan Documents

Public Continues to Track Oil Spill

Earmarks Could Help Candidates in Midterms; Palin and Tea Party Connections Could Hurt

Sherrod Case Draws Heavy Coverage, Modest Interest

More See

Obama’s Policies Seen as Better than Bush’s for Improving the Economy

Oil Leak News Viewed as Mix of Good and Bad

Election Prediction: Many Expect GOP to Take House