Publications

Continued Majority Support for Death Penalty

More Concern among Opponents about Wrongful Convictions

Six Telling Findings from the Iowa Caucuses

Little Change in Public’s Response to ‘Capitalism,’ ‘Socialism’

A Political Rhetoric Test

2011: A Year of Big Stories Both Foreign and Domestic

In 2007, Mood Just Beginning to Sour, Democrats Better Regarded

Public Opinion Four Years Ago

Tax System Seen as Unfair, in Need of Overhaul

Wealthy Not Paying Fair Share Top Complaint

Frustration with Congress Could Hurt Republican Incumbents

GOP Base Critical of Party's Washington Leadership

Top One-Word Reactions to GOP Frontrunners

Among Republicans, More Positives for Gingrich than Romney

Public Focuses on Elections, Economy and Penn State

Gingrich Leads, But Likely GOP Primary Voters Have Not Ruled Out Romney

Tepid Support for Both Leading Candidates

For Gingrich, Age May Just Be a Number

Many Fewer Hearing Mostly Bad Economic News

Half Say News about Retail Sales is Mostly Good

Illegal Immigration: Gaps Between and Within Parties

Public Split Over In-State Tuition for Illegal Immigrants

Nomination Race Hurting GOP, But Not Helping Obama

An ‘Iron Hand’ Is No Substitute For Democracy

By Madeleine Albright and Andrew Kohut, special to the Financial Times

Modest Rise in Number Saying There Is ‘Solid Evidence’ of Global Warming

More Moderate Republicans See Evidence of Warming

More Now Disagree with Tea Party – Even in Tea Party Districts

Romney’s Mormon Faith Likely a Factor in Primaries, Not in a General Election

Religion and the 2012 Election

Deficit ‘Super Committee’ Draws Little Attention

Penn State Scandal Again Tops Public's News Interest

Obama Job Approval Improves, GOP Contest Remains Fluid

Continued Lackluster Ratings for Republican Field

Fewer Hearing Mostly Bad News about Economy

Penn State Scandal Tops Public's News Interest

Partisan Divide Over Alternative Energy Widens

Republicans View Gov't Energy Investments as Unnecessary

Campaign News Draws More Coverage than Interest

Republicans More Likely to View Cain Coverage as 'Too Tough'

39% Think Cain Allegations True, 24% False

Cain Coverage, on Balance, Seen as Fair

What the Public Knows – In Words and Pictures

The Generation Gap and the 2012 Election

Public Closely Tracking Economic and Political News

Little Interest in Libya, European Debt Crisis

Modest Interest in Gadhafi Death, Iraq Withdrawal

Half See 2012 Campaign as 'Dull,' 'Too Long'

Public Divided Over Occupy Wall Street Movement

Tea Party Draws More Opposition than Support

Growing Attention to Wall Street Protests

Cain's Visibility Surges