Pew Research/Washington Post Surveys
The Pew Research Center for the People Press and The Washington Post have conducted a series of joint survey projects beginning in 2011. The partnership focuses on producing timely, graphically oriented features on key issues of the day. Occasionally, the two polling organizations coordinate on larger survey projects as well. These joint surveys are designed to complement each organization’s ongoing comprehensive survey research activities.
Top One-Word Reactions to GOP Candidates
Romney's Wealth Now Mentioned More than His Religion
GOP Voters Continue to Give Field Subpar Ratings
Obama Seen as More Understanding than Romney, Gingrich
Top One-Word Reactions to GOP Frontrunners
Among Republicans, More Positives for Gingrich than Romney
Partisan Divide Over Alternative Energy Widens
Republicans View Gov't Energy Investments as Unnecessary
Public Divided Over Occupy Wall Street Movement
Tea Party Draws More Opposition than Support
Top One-Word Reaction to Cain Is a Number: 9-9-9
More Negative than Positive Words for Perry – Even Among Republicans
Palestinian Statehood: Mixed Views, Low Visibility
Public Still Sympathizes More with Israel
Few See Job Proposals Having Much Effect
Jobs Top Deficit by Two-to-One as Leading Economic Worry
Public Sees Budget Negotiations as “Ridiculous”, “Disgusting”, “Stupid”
Leaders’ Images Tarnished
Budget Negotiations in a Word – “Ridiculous”
All Sides Blamed After Close Call on Government Shutdown
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