Iraq War

A Summer of Discontent with Washington

Clinton Widens Lead, Giuliani Slips

A Summer of Discontent with Washington

Clinton Widens Lead, Giuliani Slips

Section 3: The War in Iraq

A Summer of Discontent with Washington

Clinton Widens Lead, Giuliani Slips

Section 4: The 2008 Presidential Campaign

Mixed Views on Immigration Bill

Democratic Leaders Face Growing Disapproval, Criticism on Iraq

Baker-Hamilton Redux

The U.S. public remains enthusiastic about the bipartisan proposals

Deconstructing the Debate 5/15/07

How Well Did the GOP Candidates' Views Match Those of Their Party's Members and of the General Public?
by Jodie T. Allen, Richard Auxier, Alec Tyson

Closeness to Troops Boosts Support for War — but Not By Much

by Michael Dimock, Associate Director, Research, Pew Research Center for the People & the Press

Both Sides Reject Compromise in Iraq Funding Fight

Campaign '08: Analysis of Key Voter Groups

Who Do You Trust for War News?

The Public Now Puts Little Confidence in the Descriptions of Iraq Provided by Either the Military or the Press
by Michael Dimock, Associate Director, Pew Research Center for the People & the Press

Solid Majority Favors Congressional Troop Deadline

36% Think Surge Will Work

Iraq and Vietnam: A Crucial Difference in Opinion

The Military's Prestige Remains High despite Discontent with War
by Jodie T. Allen, Nilanthi Samaranayake, and James Albrittain, Jr.

Trends in Public Opinion about War in Iraq, 2003-2007

by Scott Keeter

Foreign Policy: The Public Sends a Muddled Message

No Clear Directions for Policymakers
by Andrew Kohut, President, Pew Research Center

War Support Slips, Fewer Expect a Successful Outcome

Country is 'Losing Ground' On Deficit, Rich-Poor Gap

Broad Support for Political Compromise in Washington

But Many Are Hesitant to Yield on Contentious Issues

Broad Opposition to Bush’s Iraq Plan

But More Republicans Now Say Troop Increase Is Needed

Baker-Hamilton Report Evokes Modest Public Interest

Growing Number Sees Iraq Becoming 'Another Vietnam'

Civil War: What’s in a Name?

To Most of the American Public, the Question May Be Largely Semantic
by Scott Keeter

Public Cheers Democratic Victory

Expectations As High As for GOP in 1994

Democrats Hold Double-Digit Lead in Competitive Districts

GOP Troubles Extend into Home Territory