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Would Country Be Better Off if Republicans or Democrats Controlled Congress?

Trend: Do you approve or disapprove of the way Congress is handling its job?

Do you approve or disapprove of the way [ROTATED] are handling their job?

The Republicans in Congress

	Approve	Disapprove	No opinion
	%	%	%
2011 Sep 15-18	26	68	5
2011 Jul 15-17	28	65	7
2011 Mar 25-27	31	63	5
2010 Aug 27-30	32	63	5
2010 May 24-25	31	64	5
2010 Mar 26-28	33	61	5
2009 Sep 11-13	27	70	3
2009 Mar 27-29	30	61	8
2009 Feb 20-22	36	56	8
2008 Dec 12-14	25	69	6
2007 Dec 14-16	26	68	5
2007 Aug 3-5	29	64	7
2007 Feb 9-11	33	59	8
2006 Jun 23-25	33	60	7
2005 Oct 21-23	38	58	4
2005 Apr 29-May 1	42	50	8
2003 Nov 14-16	48	49	3
2003 Oct 10-12	51	44	5
2002 Apr 5-7	59	30	11
2001 Aug 3-5	49	40	11
2001 Jun 8-10	49	43	8
2000 Aug 18-19	45	44	11
2000 Jul 25-26	46	39	15
2000 Apr 28-30	42	46	12
1999 Nov 4-7	38	53	9
1999 Oct 8-10	37	55	8
1999 Aug 16-18	36	53	11
1999 Jun 25-27	40	53	7

The Democrats in Congress

	Approve	Disapprove	No opinion
	%	%	%
2011 Sep 15-18	28	66	6
2011 Jul 15-17	33	61	6
2011 Mar 25-27	32	64	5
2010 Aug 27-30	33	64	5
2010 May 24-25	37	57	5
2010 Mar 26-28	37	59	4
2009 Sep 11-13	36	61	3
2009 Mar 27-29	42	51	6
2009 Feb 20-22	47	46	7
2008 Dec 12-14	37	55	7
2007 Dec 14-16	30	64	5
2007 Aug 3-5	37	55	7
2007 Feb 9-11	41	50	9
2006 Jun 23-25	38	55	8
2005 Oct 21-23	41	53	6
2005 Apr 29-May 1	40	52	8
2003 Nov 14-16	47	50	3
2003 Oct 10-12	45	48	7
2002 Apr 5-7	57	32	11
2001 Aug 3-5	52	38	10
2001 Jun 8-10	54	37	9
2000 Aug 18-19	56	34	10
2000 Jul 25-26	51	36	13
2000 Apr 28-30	46	42	12
1999 Nov 4-7	49	42	9
1999 Oct 8-10	48	44	8
1999 Aug 16-18	48	41	11
1999 Jun 25-27	46	46	8

Next, we'd like you to rate the job elected officials in Washington have done this year. Please say whether you think each of the following has done an excellent, good, fair, or poor job this year. How about -- [RANDOM ORDER]?

2011 Dec 15-18 (sorted by "excellent")	Excellent	Good	Fair	Poor	No opinion
	%	%	%	%	%
President Barack Obama	8	24	28	39	*
The Democrats in Congress	3	15	34	47	2
The Republicans in Congress	2	10	36	51	2
* Less than 0.5%

Who do you want to have more influence over the direction the nation takes in the next year -- [ROTATED: Barack Obama (or) the Republicans in Congress]?

	Obama	Republicans in Congress	Both/Neither (vol.)	No opinion
	%	%	%	%
2012 Jan 5-8	46	42	7	5
2011 Sep 15-18	46	41	10	3
2011 Jan 7-9	45	42	8	4
2010 Nov 4-7	41	49	7	2
2010 Aug 27-30	43	48	6	3

As you know, our federal government is made up of three branches: an executive branch, headed by the president: a judicial branch, headed by the U.S. Supreme Court: and a legislative branch, made up of the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives. First, let me ask you how much trust and confidence you have at this time in the executive branch headed by the president, the judicial branch headed by the U.S. Supreme Court, and the legislative branch, consisting of the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives -- a great deal, a fair amount, not very much, or none at all?

The legislative branch, consisting of the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives

	Great deal	Fair amount	Not very much	None at all	No opinion
	%	%	%	%	%
2011 Sep 8-11	5	26	50	19	*
2010 Sep 13-16	5	31	42	21	1
2009 Aug 31-Sep 2	6	39	38	17	*
2008 Sep 8-11	4	43	38	12	2
2007 Sep 14-16	5	45	36	12	1
2006 Sep 7-10	6	50	31	10	2
2005 Sep 12-15	8	54	31	6	1
2004 Sep 13-15	7	53	33	6	1
2003 Sep 8-10	8	55	31	5	1
2002 Sep 5-8	9	58	26	6	1
2001 Sep 7-10	7	58	28	6	1
2000 Jul 6-9	11	57	24	7	1
1999 Feb 4-8	8	49	34	7	2
1998 Dec 28-29	13	48	30	7	2
1997 May 30-Jun 1	6	48	36	8	2
1976 Jun	9	52	31	6	4
1974 Apr	13	55	24	4	4
1972 May	13	58	22	3	3
* Less than 0.5%

Now I am going to read you a list of institutions in American society. Please tell me how much confidence you, yourself, have in each one -- a great deal, quite a lot, some, or very little? First, ... Next, [RANDOM ORDER]

Congress

	Great deal	Quite a lot	Some	Very little	None (vol.)	No opin- ion	Great deal/ Quite a lot
	%	%	%	%	%	%	%
2011 Jun 9-12	6	6	40	44	4	1	12
2010 Jul 8-11	4	7	37	45	5	2	11
2009 Jun 14-17	6	11	45	34	4	1	17
2008 Jun 9-12	6	6	45	38	3	2	12
2007 Jun 11-14	4	10	46	36	3	1	14
2006 Jun 1-4	5	14	44	32	3	2	19
2005 May 23-26	8	14	51	25	1	1	22
2004 May 21-23	11	19	48	20	1	1	30
2003 Jun 9-10	10	19	50	19	1	1	29
2002 Jun 21-23	9	20	53	16	1	1	29
2001 Jun 8-10	10	16	49	20	2	3	26
2000 Jun 22-25	7	17	47	24	3	2	24
1999 Jun 25-27	9	17	51	21	1	1	26
1998 Jun 5-7	10	18	48	20	2	2	28
1997 Jul 25-27	9	13	50	24	3	1	22
1996 May 28-29	6	14	50	26	2	2	20
1995 Apr 21-24	9	12	48	28	2	1	21
1994 Mar 25-29	7	11	48	29	0	2	18
1993 Mar 22-24	8	10	40	35	4	2	18
1991 Oct 10-13	7	11	43	33	3	3	18
1991 Feb 28-Mar 3	11	19	44	21	2	3	30
1990 Aug 16-19	9	15	43	28	2	3	24
1989 Sep 7-10	13	19	42	21	3	2	32
1988 Sep 23-26	8	27	45	16	2	2	35
1986 Jul 11-14	10	31	43	12	1	3	41
1985 May 17-20	9	30	42	15	2	3	39
1984 Oct 6-10	12	17	40	28	--	4	29
1983 Aug 5-8	6	22	42	23	2	5	28
1981 Nov 20-23	8	21	41	22	6	3	29
1979 Apr 6-9	11	23	39	23	1	3	34
1977 Jan 7-10	12	28	34	17	1	7	40
1975 May 30-Jun 2	14	26	38	18	1	3	40
1973 May 4-7	15	27	35	11	3	8	42
(vol.) = Volunteered response

Next, I'm going to read a list of actions Congress could take this year. Please say whether you strongly favor, favor, oppose, or strongly oppose Congress doing each of the following this year. How about -- [RANDOM ORDER]?

2011 Jan 14-16 (sorted by "total favor")	Total favor	Total oppose
	%	%
Pass an energy bill that provides incentives for using solar and other alternative energy sources	83	15
Pass a bill to overhaul the federal tax code	76	14
Speed up the withdrawal of U.S. troops from Afghanistan	72	25
Pass an energy bill that expands drilling and exploration for oil and gas	65	33
Approve a free-trade agreement with South Korea	53	35
Pass stronger gun control laws	49	50
Take steps to deny automatic citizenship to children born in the U.S. whose parents are illegal immigrants	44	54
Pass a bill to give some illegal immigrants living in the U.S. a path to legal status	43	55

Next, how important is it to you that the president and Congress deal with each of the following issues in the next year -- is it -- extremely important, very important, moderately important, or not that important? How about -- [RANDOM ORDER]?

A. The economy

	Extremely important	Very important	Moderately important	Not that important	No opinion
	%	%	%	%	%
2011 Jan 7-9	52	41	7	1	*
2007 Jan 5-7	42	39	16	2	1
2006 Jan 20-22	46	41	11	1	*
2005 Dec 9-11	47	34	17	2	*
2005 Apr 1-2	41	46	11	1	1
2005 Feb 4-6	44	44	11	1	*
2004 Dec 17-19	40	46	13	1	*
2003 Jan 3-5	49	42	8	1	*
2002 May 28-29 ^	38	45	14	2	1
2002 Jan 11-14	44	43	11	1	1
2001 Oct 5-6	54	36	10	*	*
2001 Jan 10-14	34	51	12	2	1
* Less than 0.5%
^Asked of a half sample

B. Healthcare

	Extremely important	Very important	Moderately important	Not that important	No opinion
	%	%	%	%	%
2011 Jan 7-9	40	38	15	6	1
2007 Jan 5-7^	50	36	11	2	1
2006 Jan 20-22 ‡	47	39	12	2	*
2005 Dec 9-11 †	48	31	17	3	1
2005 Apr 1-2 †	46	42	9	2	1
2005 Feb 4-6 †	49	39	11	1	*
2004 Dec 17-19 †^	42	45	12	1	*
2003 Jan 3-5 †^	45	36	17	1	1
* Less than 0.5%
‡ WORDING: Healthcare policy
† WORDING: Healthcare costs
^ Asked of a half sample

C. Illegal immigration

	Extremely important	Very important	Moderately important	Not that important	No opinion
	%	%	%	%	%
2011 Jan 7-9	30	34	26	9	1
2007 Jan 5-7 †	38	31	25	6	1
2006 Jan 20-22 †	31	33	30	4	1
2005 Dec 9-11 †	27	30	37	5	1
2004 Dec 17-19 †^	27	38	26	8	1
2002 Jan 11-14 †	30	33	29	7	1
2001 Jan 10-14 †	17	29	39	12	3

† WORDING: Immigration
^ Asked of a half sample

D. Social Security

	Extremely important	Very important	Moderately important	Not that important	No opinion
	%	%	%	%	%
2011 Jan 7-9	36	42	19	3	1
2007 Jan 5-7	45	35	17	2	1
2005 Dec 9-11	44	32	19	4	1
2005 Apr 1-2	37	42	15	5	1
2005 Feb 4-6	41	38	15	5	1
2004 Dec 17-19 ^	40	42	14	4	*
2003 Jan 3-5 ^	41	36	20	3	*
2002 May 28-29 ^	41	39	16	3	1
* Less than 0.5%
^ Asked of a half sample

E. Medicare

	Extremely important	Very important	Moderately important	Not that important	No opinion
	%	%	%	%	%
2011 Jan 7-9	32	39	23	5	1
2007 Jan 5-7	43	37	17	2	1
2003 Jan 3-5	36	43	18	3	*
* Less than 0.5%

F. The situation in Afghanistan

	Extremely important	Very important	Moderately important	Not that important	No opinion
	%	%	%	%	%
2011 Jan 7-9	32	39	21	6	2

G. The situation in Iraq

	Extremely important	Very important	Moderately important	Not that important	No opinion
	%	%	%	%	%
2011 Jan 7-9	27	35	26	9	2
2007 Jan 5-7^	62	28	7	2	1
2006 Jan 20-22	58	34	6	1	1
2005 Dec 9-11	59	32	7	2	*
2005 Feb 4-6	53	36	7	3	1
2004 Dec 17-19 ^	51	39	7	1	2
2003 Jan 3-5 ^	46	35	15	3	1
* Less than 0.5%
^ Asked of a half sample

H. Terrorism

	Extremely important	Very important	Moderately important	Not that important	No opinion
	%	%	%	%	%
2011 Jan 7-9	40	36	17	5	1
2007 Jan 5-7	55	31	12	2	1
2006 Jan 20-22	57	32	9	1	1
2005 Dec 9-11	58	30	10	2	*
2005 Apr 1-2	47	41	10	2	*
2005 Feb 4-6	54	35	10	1	*
2004 Dec 17-19 ^	49	38	10	3	*
2003 Jan 3-5 ^	59	31	8	2	0
2002 May 28-29 ^	53	35	9	2	1
2002 Jan 11-14	62	31	5	1	1
2001 Oct 5-6	70	25	4	1	*

^ Asked of a half sample

I. Unemployment

	Extremely important	Very important	Moderately important	Not that important	No opinion
	%	%	%	%	%
2011 Jan 7-9	47	42	9	2	*
2004 Dec 17-19 ^	35	42	17	5	1
2003 Jan 3-5 ^	39	41	18	2	*

^ Asked of a half sample

J. Corruption in government

	Extremely important	Very important	Moderately important	Not that important	No opinion
	%	%	%	%	%
2011 Jan 7-9	44	39	13	3	*
2007 Jan 5-7	52	31	14	2	1
2006 Jan 20-22	45	37	15	2	1
* Less than 0.5%

K. The federal budget deficit

	Extremely important	Very important	Moderately important	Not that important	No opinion
	%	%	%	%	%
2011 Jan 7-9	44	40	12	3	2
2007 Jan 5-7	42	34	19	3	1
2004 Dec 17-19 ^	35	42	18	3	2
2003 Jan 3-5 ^	32	36	25	5	2
2002 May 28-29 ^	25	37	28	8	2
2002 Jan 11-14	30	35	28	5	2

^ Asked of a half sample

L. Education

	Extremely important	Very important	Moderately important	Not that important	No opinion
	%	%	%	%	%
2011 Jan 7-9	40	39	17	4	1
2005 Feb 4-6	45	40	12	2	1
2004 Dec 17-19 ^	44	42	13	1	*
2003 Jan 3-5 ^	44	39	14	3	0
2002 May 28-29 ^	44	42	10	4	*
2002 Jan 11-14	46	38	14	2	*
2001 Oct 5-6	46	37	14	3	*
2001 Jun 8-10	61	32	6	1	*
* Less than 0.5%
^ Asked of a half sample

M. The environment

	Extremely important	Very important	Moderately important	Not that important	No opinion
	%	%	%	%	%
2011 Jan 7-9	24	35	29	11	1
2004 Dec 17-19 ^	24	38	30	7	1
2003 Jan 3-5 ^	25	38	30	6	1
2002 May 28-29 ^	24	41	29	5	1
2001 Jan 10-14	26	43	25	5	1

^ Asked of a half sample

N. Gas and home heating prices

	Extremely important	Very important	Moderately important	Not that important	No opinion
	%	%	%	%	%
2011 Jan 7-9	31	37	25	7	*
2005 Dec 9-11	41	32	23	3	1
2005 Apr 1-2 †	44	35	17	4	*

† WORDING: Gas prices

O. Taxes

	Extremely important	Very important	Moderately important	Not that important	No opinion
	%	%	%	%	%
2011 Jan 7-9	27	39	28	4	1
2005 Feb 4-6	31	40	24	4	1
2004 Dec 17-19 ^	26	40	28	5	1
2003 Jan 3-5 ^	28	37	29	5	1
2002 May 28-29 ^	26	39	27	5	3
2002 Jan 11-14	30	38	27	4	1
2001 Jan 10-14	31	42	21	4	2

^ Asked of a half sample

Do you think Congress has accomplished more this year, less, or about the same as it has in the past few years?

	More	Less	Same	No opinion
	%	%	%	%
2010 Oct 21-24	23	37	35	5
1994 Oct 7-9	10	36	51	3

*(CNN/Time)*
1993 Dec 2	24	16	56	4

Now, thinking back on some of the major pieces of legislation Congress has passed in the last two years, would you say you approve or disapprove of -- [RANDOM ORDER]?

2010 Aug 27-30 (sorted by "approve")	Approve	Disapprove	No opinion
	%	%	%
Increased government regulation of	61	37	3
banks and major financial institutions
The economic stimulus package	43	52	5
Government aid to U.S. automakers that	43	56	2
were in danger of going bankrupt
The healthcare overhaul	39	56	5
Government aid to banks and major financial	37	61	2
institutions that were in danger of failing

Overall, how much do you think Congress has accomplished this year -- a great deal, a good amount, not too much, or nothing at all?

	Great deal	Good amount	Not too much	Nothing at all	No opinion
2007 Oct 12-14	4%	19	55	21	1

(Asked of those who say Congress has not accomplished very much or nothing at all this year) Do you think this is mostly the fault of -- [ROTATED: the Democrats in Congress, the Republicans in Congress] -- or do you think both are equally at fault?

	Democrats	Republicans	Both equally	Neither (vol.)	No opinion
2007 Oct 12-14	12%	13	73	1	1
(vol.) = Volunteered response

Do you think the policies being proposed by -- [ROTATED: the Republican leaders in the U.S. House and Senate/the Democratic leaders in the U.S. House and Senate] -- would move the country in the right direction or in the wrong direction?

A. The Republican leaders in the U.S. House and Senate

	Right direction	Wrong direction	No opinion
	%	%	%
2007 Jan 5-7 ^	35	54	11
2006 Jan 6-8	40	50	10
2005 Feb 4-6	50	36	14
2001 Aug 24-26	49	38	13
1999 Oct 8-10	54	35	11
1998 Nov 13-15	43	40	17
1998 Oct 23-25	47	33	20
1998 Jul 7-8	43	28	29
1997 Dec 18-21	44	36	20
1997 Apr 18-20	46	39	15
1996 Apr 9-10	45	41	14
1995 Dec 15-18	44	44	12
1995 Nov 6-8	44	41	15
1995 Sep 22-24	41	44	15
1995 Mar 27-29	53	37	10
1995 Feb 24-26	52	33	15
1994 Nov 28-29	55	27	18

^ Asked of a half sample
1994-1999: Asked as a stand-alone question

B. The Democratic leaders in the U.S. House and Senate

	Right direction	Wrong direction	No opinion
	%	%	%
2007 Jan 5-7 ^	59	27	14
2006 Jan 6-8	44	43	14
2005 Feb 4-6	41	43	16
2002 Nov 8-10	47	36	17
2001 Aug 24-26	51	36	13

^ Asked of a half sample

Who do you want to have more influence over the direction the nation takes in the next year -- [ROTATED: George W. Bush (or) The Democrats in Congress]?

	Bush	Democrats in Congress	Both/ Neither (vol.)	No opinion
	%	%	%	%
2007 Jan 5-7 ^	32	63	4	2
2006 Nov 9-12	31	61	6	2
2002 Jan 11-14 ^	59	36	2	3
2001 Jul 10-11	50	38	9	3
2001 Jun 8-10	48	41	6	5
2001 Feb 9-11	48	41	8	3

(vol.) = Volunteered response
^ Asked of a half sample

Do you think the country would be better off if the Republicans controlled Congress, if the Democrats controlled Congress, or would the country be the same regardless of which party controlled Congress?

	Republicans	Democrats	Same regardless	No opinion
	%	%	%	%
2006 Jun 23-25	18	32	48	3
2004 Mar 5-7	25	31	39	5
2002 Nov 8-10	28	22	47	3
2002 Oct 31-Nov 3	25	27	42	6
1998 Oct 23-25	24	22	48	6

As you may know, there have been a series of corruption scandals involving government officials in Washington this past year. Do you think corruption in Washington -- [ROTATED: mostly involves Republicans, involves both parties about equally, or do you think it mostly involves Democrats]?

[ASKED OF A HALF SAMPLE]

	Mostly Republicans	Both parties equally	Mostly Democrats	No opinion
2006 May 5-7	15%	76	5	4

Do you think the Republicans in Congress or the Democrats in Congress would do a better job of dealing with the issue of corruption in government?

[ASKED OF A HALF SAMPLE]

	Republicans	Democrats	No difference (vol.)	No opinion
2006 May 5-7 ^	29%	41	22	8
2006 Jan 20-22	31%	40	19	10
2006 Jan 6-8	32%	44	19	6
2005 Oct 21-23 †	33%	44	18	5

(vol.) = Volunteered response
^ Asked of a half sample
† Asked in a rotation with other issues

Do you think corruption in Congress is -- a very serious problem, somewhat serious, not too serious, or not a serious problem at all?

[ASKED OF A HALF SAMPLE]

	Very serious	Somewhat serious	Not too serious	Not a serious problem at all	No opinion
2006 Apr 28-30	39%	44	15	2	1

Do you think the issue of corruption in Congress should be -- the top priority for Congress to deal with, a high priority, but not the top priority, an important priority, but not a high priority, or should it not be an important priority?

[ASKED OF A HALF SAMPLE]

	Top priority	High priority	Important, not high priority	Not an important priority	No opinion
2006 Apr 28-30	15%	49	31	4	2

How much confidence do you have in Congress to make sure that its members adhere to high ethical standards -- a great deal, a fair amount, not much, or none at all?

[ASKED OF A HALF SAMPLE]

	Great deal	Fair amount	Not much	None at all	No opinion
2006 Apr 28-30	6%	35	42	17	*
* Less than 0.5%

How much confidence do you have in Congress to pass meaningful legislation to deal with the issue of corruption in Congress -- a great deal, a fair amount, not much, or none at all?

[ASKED OF A HALF SAMPLE]

	Great deal	Fair amount	Not much	None at all	No opinion
2006 Apr 28-30	4%	28	44	24	*
* Less than 0.5%

As you may know, some members of Congress travel on fact-finding missions paid for by corporations, trade groups, or other private interests. Some members of Congress also receive meals or gifts from these organizations. In your view, what should Congress do to make sure that such favors do not lead to corruption in government -- [ROTATED: institute a ban on members receiving any gifts, meals or travel from private interests, (or should it) allow members to receive gifts, meals or travel, but require full public disclosure of these]?

	Institute a ban	Require full public disclosure	No opinion
2006 Apr 28-30	52%	47	1

As you may know, members of Congress sometimes insert provisions, known as "earmarks," into bills that direct federal spending to projects in their home states or districts. What should Congress do about the practice of earmarking -- should it [ROTATED: significantly restrict the ability of members to place earmarks in bills, allow members to place earmarks in bills as they do now, but require full disclosure of it,] or not change the rules on earmarking?

	Significantly restrict	Allow, require full disclosure	Not change rules	No opinion
2006 Apr 28-30	41%	41	11	7

How confident are you that Congress can effectively enforce ethical standards on its own members -- very confident, somewhat confident, not too confident, or not confident at all?

	Very confident	Somewhat confident	Not too confident	Not confident at all	No opinion
2006 Feb 28-Mar 1	5%	34	33	26	2

Do you think the country would be better off if the Republicans controlled Congress, or if the Democrats controlled Congress?

	Republicans	Democrats	Neither (vol.)	Same (vol.)	No opinion
	%	%	%	%	%
2005 Nov 11-13	34	46	12	2	6
2005 Oct 13-16	32	45	12	4	7
2005 May 20-22	36	47	9	2	6
2004 Oct 22-24 ^	41	45	4	3	7
2004 Mar 26-28	39	41	7	4	9
2002 Jul 29-31	38	39	9	5	9
2002 Jul 5-8	40	39	11	3	7
2002 Jan 11-14	44	43	3	3	7
2001 Oct 5-6	38	37	11	7	7
2001 Aug 3-5	34	43	10	6	7
2001 Apr 20-22	41	43	6	3	7
2001 Jan 5-7	39	41	7	5	8
1999 Jul 16-18	37	42	12	2	7
1999 Jun 25-27	41	41	11	2	5
1999 May 23-24	36	37	14	4	9
1998 Dec 15-16	30	41	13	5	11
1998 Sep 23-24	35	41	11	3	10
1997 Aug 22-25	37	40	11	4	8
1997 Jul 25-27	37	39	11	5	8
1997 Jun 26-29	34	40	12	4	10
1996 Oct 26-29 ^^	39	42	7	2	10
1995 Dec 15-18	41	41	8	2	8
1995 Mar 27-29	45	33	10	4	8
1994 Oct 18-19	42	39	10	2	7

(vol.) = Volunteered response
^ Asked of a half sample
^^ Based on likely voters

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