Barack Obama

Obama’s 2010 Challenge: Wake Up Liberals, Calm Down Independents

by Andrew Kohut, President, Pew Research Center

Mixed Views of Obama at Year’s End

Unabated Economic Gloom, Divides on Afghanistan and Health Care

U.S. Seen as Less Important, China as More Powerful

Isolationist Sentiment Surges to Four-Decade High

Section 5: Obama’s Handling of Foreign Policy

A Year Out, Widespread Anti-Incumbent Sentiment

Obama's Afghanistan Rating Declines

Obama’s Nobel Prize

Mixed Views of Economic Policies and Health Care Reform Persist

Support for Health Care Principles, Opposition to Package

Section 1: Views of Obama and Congressional Leaders

Support For Abortion Slips

Issue Ranks Lower on the Agenda

Obama Approval Ratings Steady, Personal Image Remains Positive

Most Continue to Say He Brings 'New Approach' to Politics

Obama’s Approval Ratings Slide: By the Numbers

Congressional Favorability at 24-Year Low

Midterm Voting Intentions Evenly Divided

Obama’s Ratings Slide Across the Board

The Economy, Health Care Reform and Gates Grease the Skids

Obama's Ratings Slide Across the Board

The Economy, Health Care Reform and Gates Grease the Skids

Section 1: Opinions About Obama

Obama's Ratings Slide Across the Board

The Economy, Health Care Reform and Gates Grease the Skids

Section 2: Henry Louis Gates Jr’s Arrest

Obama’s Ratings Remain High Despite Some Policy Concerns

Health Care Views Similar to '93, But Fewer Favor Rebuilding System

Top of the Mind Impressions of Obama

The New President ... In a Word

Obama at 100 Days: Strong Job Approval, Even Higher Personal Ratings

Better Ratings for Foreign Policy than Domestic Issues

Will Obama Ride Reagan’s Ratings Roller Coaster?

by Andrew Kohut, President, Pew Research Center
Special to the New York Times

Partisan Bickering Is Back, Says Public

Obama's Ratings Hold Steady, Trip Well-Received

Partisan Gap in Obama Job Approval Widest in Modern Era

No Decline in Belief That Obama is a Muslim

Nearly One-in-Five White Evangelicals Think So