George W. Bush

Public Opinion Little Changed by Presidential Election

Familiar Divides, Post-Election Disengagement

Religion and the Presidential Vote

Bush's Gains Broad-Based

Slight Bush Margin in Final Days of Campaign

No Impact Detected from bin Laden Tape

Race Tightens Again, Kerry’s Image Improves

Democrats, Blacks Less Confident in Accurate Vote Count

Foreign Policy Attitudes Now Driven by 9/11 and Iraq

Eroding Respect for America Seen as Major Problem

Part Five: Opinion About the Bush Administration’s Stewardship

Bush Ratings Rise Even as Iraq Concerns Continue

Vietnam Parallel Rejected

Public Support for War is Steady, But Bush Job Ratings Slip

After Falluja

Bush Support Steady in Wake of Clarke Criticisms

Kerry Issue Advantage Ebbs As Voter Opinion Fluctuates

Democratic Primary Campaign Impresses Voters

Bush Personal Image Tumbles

Democratic Primary Campaign Impresses Voters

Bush Personal Image Tumbles

Additional Findings

Iraq Support Stable, Bush Not Seen as Unilateralist

41% Worry U.S. Will Leave Iraq Too Soon

All the Presidents’ Numbers

New York Times

Economy and Anti-Terrorism Top Public's Policy Agenda

Dean Seen as More Liberal than Other Leading Candidates

Additional Findings and Analyses

After Hussein’s Capture…

Bush Rally, But No Fundamental Change in Concerns About Iraq

The 2004 Political Landscape

Evenly Divided and Increasingly Polarized

President’s Criticism of Media Resonates, But Iraq Unease Grows

Rising Job Worries, Bush Economic Plan Doesn't Help

Once Again, Voters Say: It’s the Economy

Bush Reelect Margin Narrows to 45%-43%

Once Again, Voters Say: It's the Economy

Bush Reelect Margin Narrows to 45%-43%

Additional Findings and Analyses

Bush’s Approval Ratings

National Public Radio

A Chink in the Armor

By Andrew Kohut, Director
Special to the New York Times