Since the start of this year, more than 7 million people have visited Gallup.com for the most current data available anywhere on how Americans view the presidential election and the economy.
Now, the Gallup Daily is going many steps further.
In addition to daily tracking on the election and consumer confidence, Gallup now also reports new daily measures on Americans' standard of living, the U.S. job market, well-being, and health.
New daily measures will also be added over the upcoming weeks and months.
The Gallup Daily tracks Americans' views on politics, the economy, well-being, and health, based on 1,000 or more interviews conducted every single night.
Count on the Gallup Daily for Americans' day-to-day views on:
· Election 2008: Americans' levels of support for John McCain vs. Barack Obama.
· Consumer Confidence: Americans views' on the current state of the economy and their economic outlook going forward.
· Standard of Living: Americans' views on whether their standard of living is getting better or worse.
· Job Market: U.S. employees' perceptions on whether their companies are hiring or firing.
· Well-Being: How many Americans are "thriving," "struggling," or "suffering."
· Health: How Americans are feeling -- energized or ailing.
· Mood: Americans' collective level of happiness and stress.
The new, improved Gallup Daily is now prominently featured at the top of Gallup.com, where new numbers are posted every day at 1 p.m. ET. Not only can you find the results of surveys conducted in the last 24 hours, but you can click on any measure to find the complete trend on that item and read the latest news and discoveries from Gallup writers and analysts.
Please visit and bookmark the new Gallup Daily now at www.gallup.com and join the millions of leaders and decision-makers who count on the Gallup Daily every day.
