Public Now Divided on Debt Limit Debate
Default Concerns Rise among Independents
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.
07.11.11
Pew Research/Washington Post Survey
Survey Report
06.27.11
Pew Research/Washington Post Survey
Survey Report
Little Change in Views of Obama’s Approach for Afghanistan Troop Withdrawal
06.20.11
Pew Research/Washington Post Survey
Survey Report
More Say GOP Would Be Mainly Responsible If No Increase In Debt Limit
06.14.11
Pew Research/Washington Post Survey
Survey Report
Most Say Political Sex Scandals Due to Greater Scrutiny, Not Lower Morality
06.01.11
Pew Research/Washington Post Survey
Survey Report
Top Reaction to GOP Field – “Unimpressed”
05.24.11
Pew Research/Washington Post Survey
Survey Report
More Concern about Raising Debt Limit than Government Default
05.05.11
Pew Research/Washington Post Survey
Survey Report
Why Are Gas Prices Rising? A Mix of Reasons
05.03.11
Pew Research/Washington Post Survey
Survey Report
More Optimism about Afghanistan, But No Boost in Support for Troop Presence
05.03.11
Pew Research/Washington Post Survey
Survey Report
Public “Relieved” By bin Laden’s Death, Obama’s Job Approval Rises
04.11.11
Pew Research/Washington Post Survey
Survey Report
Budget Negotiations in a Word – “Ridiculous”
All Sides Blamed After Close Call on Government Shutdown
