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1998

12.22.98

Turned Off Public Tuned Out Impeachment

Clinton Ratings Increase Among Republicans and Independents

12.14.98

Support for Clinton Unchanged By Judiciary Vote

Public's Good Mood and Optimism Undeterred by Latest Developments

11.13.98

Clinton Leadership Position Enhanced

Election Pleases Voters Despite Mudslinging

11.01.98

Democrats Erase GOP Congressional Lead

44% Republican, 46% Democrat Final Generic Ballot Measure

10.21.98

GOP Congressional Lead Not Undercut by Backlash

Turnout Indicators Slightly Below '94 Level

09.30.98

White House Scandal Has Families Talking

Teens Losing Respect For Politicians

09.23.98

Backlash Softens Clinton Slide

But Negative Reaction to Testimony

09.17.98

Clinton Moral Authority Slips

Pew's Poll Numbers

09.10.98

GOP Image Improves, But Congressional Race Remains Close

Clinton Ratings Still Buoy Democrats

08.27.98

It’s Still the Economy They Say

62% Dislike Clinton, 68% Like His Policies

08.13.98

Lewinsky Testimony – A Yawn

Pew's Poll Numbers

08.07.98

More Rancorous, But Not “Do Nothing”

The View of Congress

08.04.98

Americans Unmoved by Prospect of Clinton, Lewinsky Testimony

Most Foresee Embarrassment, Not Impeachment

06.17.98

Don’t Blame Us

The Views Of Political Consultants

06.15.98

Voters Not So Angry, Not So Interested

Compared to 1994

06.08.98

Internet News Takes Off

Event-Driven News Audiences

05.16.98

Possible Consequences of Non-Response for Pre-Election Surveys

Race and Reluctant Respondents

05.10.98

Mixed Reaction to Post-Seinfeld Era

Fans Say Yada Yada

04.20.98

Pew Values Update: American Social Beliefs 1997 – 1987

Individualism Still Strong

04.17.98

Washington Leaders Wary of Public Opinion

Public Appetite For Government Misjudged

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