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A rundown of the president’s ratings – a sketch of where he stands in our polls. -
Consumer confidence continues to hover in negative double digits. -
Gore wants Nobel prize to change public opinion on global warming. -
Former vice president goes from political pariah to "Gore-acle." -
Fewer Americans admit prejudice toward Hispanics than toward Arabs. -
Many fret but fewer talk to a doctor, get mammograms or do self-exams. -
Bill Clinton's legacy helps Hillary, as does 9/11 for Giuliani. -
Poll: Hillary best reflects core Democratic values, unlike Rudy with the GOP. -
Americans support funding for insurance, but oppose more money for the Iraq war. -
You've read the polls and seen our analysis - now it's your turn to talk back. -
Gingrich’s long and unpopular flirtation with a run for president. -
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Polling in Iraq: From Suicide Bombs to "No Major Events" -
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Election 2008
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Poll: Obama holds advantage, but McCain favored to handle global politics. -
Poll: 72 percent of Americans say McCain would be good commander-in-chief. -
Poll finds over four in 10 think Obama's candidacy will improve race relations. -
Full analyses from each 2008 presidential primary by the ABC News Polling Unit.
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Other News & Polls
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Poll: Just 28% of Americans approve of how President Bush is handling his job. -
Poll: Nearly two-thirds report at least some stress caused by their finances. -
Over half of Americans cut back on their driving because of soaring gas prices. -
More than six in 10 report financial hardship caused by higher gas prices.

