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N E W & NOTEWORTHY
Kerry Gains in Personal Ratings, Though Bush Maintains a Lead, an ABC News poll shows.
• Poll Analysis
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P O L L E X P L A I N E R
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The Nuts and Bolts of Our Public Opinion Surveys
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O C T O B E R 2 0 0 4
• Oct. 6 — Bush-Kerry Race Narrows, Raising Stakes for Next Debate
• Oct. 5 — A Debate Win for Cheney With Help From His Friends
• Oct. 5 — Consumer Confidence Slips Below Average
• Oct. 5 — Voter Interest is High Heading into Veep Debate
• Oct. 4 — Kerry Gains in Personal Ratings, Though Bush Maintains Lead
S E P T E M B E R 2 0 0 4
• Sept. 30 — A Win for Kerry in the First Debate
• Debate Effects
As Bush and Kerry Prepare for Their First Match-Up, What’s at Stake?
• Sept. 29 — Confidence and Oil Prices: A Potentially Volatile Mix
• Sept. 27 — High Stakes as Debates Loom With the Advantage Still to Bush
• Sept. 22 — Better-Targeted Campaign Helps Boost Bush in Wisconsin
• Sept. 22 — Consumer Confidence: Average
• Sept. 15 — As Tight as it Gets in Pennsylvania — With an Edge to Bush in Retailing
• Sept. 15 — Ratings of Finances Reach Two-Year High
• Sept. 9 — Campaign Enters Decisive Phase With an Advantage to Bush
• Sept. 8 — Convention Boosts Confidence — At Least Among Republicans
• Sept. 1 — Riven by Political Partisanship, Confidence is Off Midsummer High
A U G U S T 2 0 0 4
• Aug. 30 — At the Opening of his Convention, the Currents Shift Toward Bush
• Aug. 25 — Consumer Confidence: Lemons or Lemonade?
• Aug. 18 — Public's Economic Views Diverge From Bush's Message
• Aug. 11 — Consumer Confidence Edges Lower — But Not All That Low
• Aug. 4 — Consumer Confidence Steady Near its '04 High
• Aug. 2 — After his Convention, a Tepid Bump for Kerry
J U L Y 2 0 0 4
• July 28 — Consumer Confidence Poses a Challenge for the Democrats
• July 26 — Kerry Weakens on Issues & Attributes, Raising Stakes for Convention
• Start Bouncing
Party Conventions Can Give Big Boosts to Their Candidates’ Campaigns
• July 21 — Consumer Confidence Interplays With Politics
• July 14 — Consumer Confidence Rests at a Five-Month Peak
• July 7 — Consumer Confidence its Best in Five Months
J U N E 2 0 0 4
• June 30 — Consumer Confidence Advances for Second Straight Week
• June 23 — Consumer Confidence Jumps, Reversing Month-Long Decline
• June 22 — Time Tempers Take on Bill Clinton
• June 21 — Bush Loses Ground on Terrorism Amid Concerns About Iraq
• June 21 — Price of Gas: $1.94; Fair Price of Gas: $1.42
• June 16 — Confidence Nears '04 Low as Price Index Rises
• June 15 — Reaganomics Revisited: Change the Currency?
• June 11 — More Than Seven in 10 Oppose Compulsory Voting
• June 9 — Confidence Treads Water
• June 7 — Reagan Retrospective
• June 4 — Most Say Church Leaders Should Steer Clear of Politics
• June 2 — Rising Gas Prices Continue to Weigh Down Consumer Confidence
M A Y 2 0 0 4
• May 30 — America's Obesity Crisis: Broad Concerns, Little Action
• May 27 — Most Americans Reject Torture, but Back Some Coercive Practices
• May 26 — Consumer Confidence Drops as Gas Prices Keep Climbing
• May 25 — Emotional Responses on Iraq: Anger Up, Pride Down, Worry Level
• May 24 — Bush Ratings Hit New Lows Amid Concerns on Iraq, Economy
• May 19 — Consumer Confidence Steady, but Expectations are Glum
• May 12 — Consumer Confidence Stalls After a Two-Week Advance
• May 7 — Most Are Dismayed by Prisoner Abuse
• May 5 — Confidence Maintains Momentum
• May 2 — Bush Has Edge Over Kerry on Some Personal Attributes
A P R I L 2 0 0 4
• April 29 — Cheating Among Teens: Widespread, and Often Works
• April 28 — Consumer Confidence Posts a Robust Gain
• April 22 — More Cite Gas Prices as a Serious Financial Hardship
• April 22 — Battlegrounds are Close But Not Much Different
• April 21 — Improvement Short-Lived as Consumer Confidence Edges Lower
• April 19 — Iraq and the Election: Bush Hangs Tough
• April 13 — Consumer Confidence Shakes Off Slump
• April 6 — Consumer Confidence Holds Steady
M A R C H 2 0 0 4
• March 31 — Consumer Confidence, Still Below Average, Gains Back Some Ground
• March 24 — Consumer Confidence Steadies
• March 17 — Consumer Confidence Slides Further; Expectations Worsen as Well
• March 15 — Building Better Voters: Just Talk About It
• March 10 — Same-Sex Marriage Opponents More Apt to Call it a Voting Issue
• March 10 — Consumer Confidence Reaches Four-Month Low
• March 8 — Campaign 2004 Roadmap: Edge to Kerry, but Miles to Go
• March 3 — Consumer Confidence Slips Further
• March 2 — Kerry's Super Tuesday Cocktail: Dash of Anger, Splash of Electability
F E B R U A R Y 2 0 0 4
• Feb. 27 — In Public's Oscar Picks, Lord of the Rings Rules
• Feb. 26 — The Catholic Church Scandal: Broad Public Doubts Remain
• Feb. 25 — Confidence Takes a Breather After Falling Steeply Last Week
• Feb. 24 — Nation Divided Over Amendment to Ban Homosexual Marriages
• Feb. 17 — A Chink in Kerry's Armor Lets Edwards Make it Close
• Feb. 17 — Plunge in Consumer Confidence Equals Its Steepest Drop on Record
• Feb. 15 — Six in 10 Take Bible Stories Literally; Don't Blame Jews for Jesus' Death
• Feb. 15 — Throttle Back on the Group du Jour
• Feb. 12 — Iraq, Economy, and the Democrats Pull Bush's Popularity to Career Low
• Feb. 11 — The Electability Train Runs South
• Feb. 4 — Electability Again Boosts Kerry, But Without Southern Comfort
• Feb. 11 — Consumer Confidence on Ice
• Feb. 4 — Consumer Confidence Holds Steady
J A N U A R Y 2 0 0 4
• Jan. 28 — Behind Kerry's NH Win: Broad Base, Moderate Image, Electability
• Jan. 28 — Confidence Takes a Break From Recent Surge
• Jan. 22 — Run the Country? Most Teens Would Pass
• Jan. 21 — Most Oppose Gay Marriage, But Balk at Amending Constitution
• Jan. 21 — Bush Addresses the Nation Amid Improving Economic Views
• Jan. 20 — Kerry Shows Broad Strength in Iowa; Dean Struggles in Core Groups
• Jan. 19 — Bush's Popularity Narrowly Based; Democrats Match Him in Public Trust
• Jan. 14 — Consumer Confidence Pauses at 18-Month Peak
• Jan. 12 — Most Oppose Bush Immigration Plan; If Created, 2/3 Favor Limited Period
• Jan. 7 — Rally in Confidence Extends Into New Year
• Jan. 5 — Most Want Pete Rose Back in Baseball
D E C E M B E R 2 0 0 3
• Dec. 31 — Heading Into New Year, A Jump in Hopefulness
• Dec. 31 — Consumer Confidence 2003: Low Year Ends on High Note
• Dec. 24 — Confidence, Continuing to Improve, Reaches 17-Month High
• Dec. 22 — Two Holiday Gifts Boost Bush: Saddam, and the Economy Too
• Dec. 19 — More Back Life Sentence for Convicted Sniper Malvo
• Dec. 17 — Two-Thirds of Democrats Say Gore Won't Affect Their Vote
• Dec. 17 — Economic Outlook Brighter; Buying Climate at 2003 Peak
• Dec. 14 — A Sober Response to Saddam's Capture
• Dec. 10 — Confidence Levels Off
• Dec. 8 — Muted Reception Greets Medicare Reform Bill
• Dec. 3 — Consumer Confidence Continues Advance
N O V E M B E R 2 0 0 3
• Nov. 26 — 2003 Holiday Shopping Season: More Buyers Plan to Go Online
• Nov. 25 — Consumer Confidence Jumps; Now Its Best in 14 Months
• Nov. 19 — Economic Optimism Still Looks Better, While Current Views Stay Flat
• Nov. 17 — Views are Steady on Iraq and Bush
• Nov. 16 — John F. Kennedy's Assassination Leaves a Legacy of Suspicion
• Nov. 12 — Confidence Stays Flat
• Nov. 5 — Slump in Consumer Confidence Nears Six-Month Mark
• Nov. 4 — Party Identification, 2003: Precise Political Parity
• Nov. 2 — With Bush Weaker on Issues, the Economy Looms Large
O C T O B E R 2 0 0 3
• Oct. 29 — Despite Signs of Recovery, Many Americans Don't See It
• Oct. 22 — Confidence Still Stable
• Oct. 19 — Growing Health Care Concerns Fuel Cautious Support for Change
• Oct. 15 — U.S. Catholics Admire the Pope Yet Differ With Many of His Views
• Oct. 15 — Economic Outlook Improves a Bit, Current Ratings Stay Flat
• Oct. 14 — Iraq and Economic Problems Level the '04 Playing Field
• Oct. 8 — Confidence In A Lull
• Oct.7 — A Harsh Judgement on Davis Clears Schwarzenegger's Way
• Oct. 1 — Broad Majority Continues to Oppose Spending Additional $87 in Iraq
• Oct. 1 — Confidence is Flat
• Oct. 1 — Seven in 10 Favor a Special Counsel To Probe Alleged White House Leak
S E P T E M B E R 2 0 0 3
• Sept. 24 — Confidence Inches Down
• Sept. 22 — Most Oppose Gay Marriage, But Don't Want to Amend Constitution
• Sept. 17 — Confidence Reaches Eight — Week Low
• Sept. 14 — Doubts Drag Bush Back Down to Earth
• Sept. 11 — Critical Views of Islam Grow Amid Continued Unfamiliarity
• Sept. 10 — Most Say Gov't Intruding on Rights, But Most Also Call it Justified
• Sept. 9 — Near Its Best of the Year, Confidence Shows Resilience
• Sept. 8 — More Think the Iraq War Increases the Risk of Terroism
• Sept. 8 — Two Years Later: Anger, Resolve But Also Lower Ratings for Bush
• Sept. 03 — Consumer Confidence Stays Still, Despite Rising Gas Prices
A U G U S T 2 0 0 3
• Aug. 27 — Consumer Confidence in Summer Standstill
• Aug. 25 — Public Attitudes on Bush, Iraq Stable Despite U.N. Bombing
• Aug. 20 — Confidence on Hold, Again
• Aug. 13 — Consumer Confidence Stands Still
• Aug. 6 — Consumer Confidence Holds Flat, Failing to Extend Last Week's Advance
• Aug. 4 — Fewer Have Cancer Tests Than Doctors Recommend
J U L Y 2 0 0 3
• July 31 — Most Would Pay Higher Taxes to Fund a Seniors' Drug Plan
• July 30 — Confidence Advances, Though Still Weak
• July 24 — Most Americans Back Health Exception to "Partial-Birth" Abortion Ban
• July 23 — Confidence Levels Off, On Pace For 10 -Year Low
• July 16 — 30% Call Economy 'Poor,' the Most in Nearly a Decade
• July 15 — Modified Foods Give Consumers Pause
• July 13 — Many Democratic Voters Looking for a Candidate
• July 11 — Bush Faces Rising Public Doubts on Credibility and Casualties Alike
• July 9 — Confidence Stuck in a Rut
• July 3 — U.S. Constitution: Great Impact, But Hold the Details
• July 2 — Confidence in a June Lull
J U N E 2 0 0 3
• June 25 — Confidence Marks Time
• June 23 — Public Disquiet Grows With Casualties in Iraq
• June 19 — Public Says Supreme Court Nominees Should Disclose Abortion Views
• June 18 — Confidence, Still Weak, Is on a Better Track
• June 11 — Confidence Levels Off
• June 7 — Steep Obstacles Face Mrs. Clinton on the National Political Stage
M A Y 2 0 0 3
• May 28 — Uptick in Confidence Ends a Postwar Slump
• May 22 — Fuming Over Fossil Fuel? Knock a Quarter Off the Top
• May 21 — Confidence Stabalizes
• May 14 — Consumer Confidence Continues to Fade
• May 7 — Confidence Shedding its Postwar Gains
• May 3 — Election '04: Does Bush Get It?
• May 2 — If Elected, Most Say U.S. Should Back a Fundamentalist Government in Iraq
• May 1 — Bush is Strong but Hardly Unassailable
• The ‘Silly Season’
Understanding Views as the Campaign Season Kicks Off
A P R I L 2 0 0 3
• April 30 — Post War Boost in Confidence Ends With a Sharp Snap
• April 28 — Public Stays Cool on SARS
• April 23 — Confidence its Best in Seven Months
• Selling the Tax Cut
Bush's Tax Cuts Risk Getting on the Wrong Side of Economic Discontent
• April 17 — Concern About Peacekeeping, But Some Also See a Benefit of the War
• April 16 — Confidence Rises Sharply Amid Positive War News
• Bush’s Next Problem
After Iraq War Ends, President Bush Needs to Face Faltering Economy
• April 10 — Both Confidence and Concerns Greet the Sudden Fall of Baghdad
• April 9 — Consumer Confidence Gains Some Ground
• April 7 — Beneath Broad Support for War Are Sharp Divisions in Intensity
• April 4 — Most are Following News of SARS, But Fear of Catching it is Muted
• April 3 — Surge of Optimism Greets Battlefield Gains
• April 2 — Confidence in a Trough
M A R C H 2 0 0 3
• March 28 — Support for War With Iraq Holds Even as Expectations of Casualties Soar
• March 26 — Slump in Confidence Extends Another Week
• March 23 — Expectations of Few Casualties Fade, Though Support for War is High
• March 21 — While Support for War Holds Steady, Bush's Ratings Are Lower Than '91
• March 18 — Economic Outlook Soars To its Worst Since 1992
• March 18 — Support for War Spikes as Bush Sets a Deadline
• March 12 — Drop in Economy Ratings Leads Confidence Lower
• March 10 — Support for War is Steady; U.N. Approval Desired, Not Necessary
• March 5 — Confidence, While Still Low, Posts a Stronger February
• March 3 — While Most Support Iraq Policy, Reservations are Broadly Held
F E B R U A R Y 2 0 0 3
• Feb. 26 — Confidence Up in Last Three Weeks
• Feb 24 — Despite Skepticism of the U.N., Most Want its Support vs Iraq
• Feb. 19 — Economic Ratings Gain a Bit, But Pessimism for the Future Continues
• Feb.17 — While a Quarter Lay in Supplies, Most Take Terror Alert in Stride
• Feb. 12 — Confidence, Still Low, Gains Back Some Ground
• Feb. 11 — Support for Space Program Endures; Most Call Accident Unavoidable
• Feb. 10 — Most Support Allied Attack Even Without U.N. Support
• Feb. 6 — Seven in 10 Powell Viewers See a Convincing Case For War
• Feb. 5 — Buying Climate Weakens as Gasoline Prices Spike
• Feb. 4 — Low Marks on Domestic Issues Continue to Trouble Bush
• Feb. 1 — Bush Regains His Footing on Iraq Though Many Want Hard Evidence
J A N U A R Y 2 0 0 3
• Jan. 29 — Confidence Stabalizes at Nine-Year Low
• Jan. 28 — Speech Viewers Liked it But Opinions Barely Budge
• Jan. 28 — Two-Thirds Would Give Inspectors the "Few More Months" They Seek
• Jan. 24 — Majority Opposes Clearing Death Row
• Jan. 23 — Lieberman Gains a Bit On '04 Democratic Pack
• Jan. 22 — Views of Race Relation Improve
• Jan. 22 — Consumer Confidence Nose-dives; One of its Steepest Drops on Record
• Jan.21 — Public Support for Abortion Depends on Why it's Done
• Jan. 21 — On Iraq and the Economy, a Two-Front War for Bush
• Jan. 20 — Views on Affirmative Action: Assistance, Yes; Preference, No
• Jan. 16 — Public Views of Press Freedom: Wartime Changes the Equation
• Jan. 15 — Slump in Confidence Lasts Another Week
• Jan. 8 — Confidence Still in a Rut
• Jan. 7 — Americans Broadly Skeptical Of Bush's Economic Policies
• Jan. 6 — Different Means in Dealing With Iraq and North Korea
• Jan. 1 — Confidence 2002: The Worst Since 1996
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