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Year 2011

Nbr. 2011, January 2011

Nbr. 2011, January 2011

"Suffering" Increases in Afghanistan; Far fewer are "thriving" in Afghanistan than in Iran.

Survey

'Generic' Republican Continues to Lead Obama in 2012 Vote; Lead is 46% to 38% among registered voters.

Survey

'Suffering' in Iran Nearly Doubles to 26%; Upward of 15% are unemployed; more than 35% are underemployed.

Survey

111th Congress Averaged 25% Approval, Among Recent Lowest; Pelosi has presided over least popular Congresses of past two decades.

Nancy Pelosi - Survey

About 1 in 7 Chinese Leave Communities for Healthcare; Residents in Northwest, Northeast more likely to report traveling for care.

Survey

Afghans Rate Their Lives a Little Better Each Year; Percentage "thriving" has doubled since 2008.

Survey

Ahead of Protests, Many Libyans Discontent With Freedom, Jobs; Residents in Benghazi less satisfied than Tripoli residents.

Survey

Americans Again Call for Compromise in Washington; Tea Party supporters least in favor of compromise.

Survey

Americans Approve of Military Action Against Libya, 47% to 37%; Support is lower than for other recent U.S. military actions.

Survey

Americans Back Bin Laden Mission; Credit Military, CIA Most; Eight in 10 say killing of bin Laden was extremely or very important to U.S.

Survey

Americans Back Budget Deal but Declare No Winner; Split on whether next year's budget should further cut domestic spending.

Survey

Americans Believe GOP Should Consider Tea Party Ideas; Half of Republicans are Tea Party supporters; 5% are "opponents".

Survey

Americans Blame Gov't More Than Wall Street for Economy; Republicans largely blame government, Democrats split blame between the two.

Survey

Americans Choose Gold as the Best Long-Term Investment; Men, seniors, middle-income Americans, and Republicans are more enamored with gold.

Survey

Americans Continue to Keep a Close Hold on Spending; Self-reported spending averaged $69 per day in June, as in May.

Survey

Americans Continue to Rate Iran as Greatest U.S. Enemy; North Korea, China tie for second; mentions of Iraq down significantly.

Survey

Americans Decry Power of Lobbyists, Corporations, Banks, Feds; Independents agree with GOP that federal government has too much power.

Survey

Americans Divided on Gov't Role in Promoting Values; Support for government's promoting traditional values slips among Republicans.

Survey

Americans Divided on How Things Are Going in Afghanistan; Views are more positive than in recent years.

Survey

Americans Divided on Obama, Republican Spending Proposals; Obama's State of the Union speech rated positively.

Survey

Americans Divided on Whether King's Dream Has Been Realized; Fifty-one percent say it has been realized, 49% say it has not.

Survey

Americans Don't Want Biases in Hiring Smokers, the Overweight; But they are much more open to imposing higher health insurance rates on these groups.

Survey

Americans Expect Gas Prices to Rise to $4.36 a Gallon This Year; More than one in four foresee prices rising to or exceeding $5 per gallon.

Survey

Americans Express Historic Negativity Toward U.S. Government; Several long-term Gallup trends at or near historical lows.

Survey

Americans Express Mixed Confidence in Criminal Justice System; Current views far more positive than those recorded in 1990s and late 2000s.

Survey

Americans Favor Budget Compromise Over Shutdown, 58%-33%; Democrats have slight upper hand on ratings of budget dealings.

Survey

Americans Give Equally Low Ratings to Both Parties in Congress; Thirty-one percent approve of Republicans, 32% approve of Democrats.

Survey

Americans Give GOP Edge in Handling Nation's Problems; Majority see need for third party.

Grand Old Party - Survey

Americans Grow More Negative About Their Personal Finances; Nearly half say their financial situation is 'getting worse,' similar to early 2008.

Survey

Americans Have Down-to-Earth Goals for Living Comfortably; One in four say they would need upwards of $100,000 annually.

Survey

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