Political Party Favorability

Pessimistic Public Doubts Effectiveness of Stimulus, TARP

Republicans Draw Even With Democrats on Most Issues

Section 1: The Parties and Obama

Distrust, Discontent, Anger and Partisan Rancor

The People and Their Government

Section 6: Tea Party and Views of Government Overreach

Distrust, Discontent, Anger and Partisan Rancor

The People and Their Government

Section 4: Congress and the Political Parties

Midterm Election Challenges for Both Parties

Obama's Ratings Are Flat, Wall Street's Are Abysmal

Section 3: Views of the Parties

Midterm Election Challenges for Both Parties

Obama's Ratings Are Flat, Wall Street's Are Abysmal

Congressional Favorability at 24-Year Low

Midterm Voting Intentions Evenly Divided

More See White House and GOP Leaders at Odds

Democratic Favorable Ratings Slide

Independents Take Center Stage in Obama Era

Trends in Political Values and Core Attitudes: 1987-2009

Section 1: Party Affiliation and Composition

Dems’ Favorability Advantage Widens

Views of Congress Negative, More Polarized

Strong Confidence in Obama - Country Seen As Less Politically Divided

America's Pre-Inauguration Mood

Section 4: Favorability of Political Figures and Parties

McCain Gains On Issues, But Stalls As Candidate Of Change

Presidential Race Remains Even

McCain Gains On Issues, But Stalls As Candidate Of Change

Presidential Race Remains Even

Section 5: Rating The Parties

Democratic Party’s Favorables Rise, Congress Still Unpopular

Conservatives' Ratings of GOP Slip

Obama Has The Lead, But Potential Problems Too

Increasing Optimism About Iraq

Section 4: Opinions of the Parties and Congress

Public Dissatisfied with Democratic Leaders, But Still Happy They Won

A Summer of Discontent with Washington

Clinton Widens Lead, Giuliani Slips

Section 1: Congress and the Parties

The Republicans Can’t Possibly Win in ’08…or Can They?

by Andrew Kohut, President, Pew Research Center

Democrats Fail to Impress in First 100 Days

Government Faulted on Vets' Care, Military Ratings Slip Post-Walter Reed

Democrats Hold Double-Digit Lead in Competitive Districts

GOP Troubles Extend into Home Territory

Evangelicals and the GOP: An Update

Strongly Republican Group Not Immune to Party's Troubles
by Scott Keeter