Political Priorities

Declining Public Support for Global Engagement

Even as Optimism About Iraq Surges

Declining Public Support for Global Engagement

Even as Optimism About Iraq Surges

Section 1: Policy Priorities and America’s Global Image

More Americans Question Religion's Role In Politics

Section 3: Issues and the 2008 Election

McCain’s Negatives Mostly Political, Obama’s More Personal

Clinton Backers Cool to Obama - White Female Support in Question

McCain's Negatives Mostly Political, Obama's More Personal

Clinton Backers Cool to Obama - White Female Support in Question

Section 2: Views of National Conditions and Campaign Issues

A Deeper Partisan Divide Over Global Warming

Global Warming Falls Still Farther on Republicans’ Policy Agenda

Just 12% Call It a

An Even More Partisan Agenda for 2008

Election-Year Economic Ratings Lowest Since ‘92

Public Sees Progress in War Effort

A Year Ahead, Republicans Face Tough Political Terrain

Clinton Propelled by Support from Young Women in '08 Test

Section 3: Views of the Issues and the Parties

Global Warming: A Divide on Causes and Solutions

Public Views Unchanged by Unusual Weather

Broad Support for Political Compromise in Washington

But Many Are Hesitant to Yield on Contentious Issues

Little Consensus on Global Warming

Partisanship Drives Opinion

Democrats More Eager to Vote, But Unhappy with Party

Gay Marriage, Inheritance Tax Among the Lowest Public Priorities

Economy Now Seen Through Partisan Prism

Emerging Priorities for '06 Energy, Crime and Environment

Public's Agenda Differs From President's

Bush Approval Rating Lower Than For Other Two-Termers

Additional Findings and Analyses

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 Three: Foreign Policy Priorities

Democratic Party Image Improvement

Democrats More Confident, Kerry Faring Better in Battleground States

Economy and Anti-Terrorism Top Public's Policy Agenda

Dean Seen as More Liberal than Other Leading Candidates

Additional Findings and Analyses