World Poll Analyses

Gallup World Poll analyses tap into the global conversation and provide context to what is happening around the world -- as well as insight into what may happen -- from the vantage point of its citizens. Gallup's team of World Poll research analysts, scientists, regional experts, and journalists scrutinize public opinion data from more than 130 countries and areas that we survey and report back what the rest of the world needs to understand.

Africa

Back to Square One for Kenyans’ Personal Well-Being? (11/10/2008)

In Kenya, Most Ethnic Groups Distrust 2007 Election (10/30/2008)

Despite Approval of Bush, Africans Favor Obama (10/21/2008)

In South Africa, High Level of Confidence in Judiciary (10/6/2008)

Zimbabweans to Future Government: Deal With Economy (9/25/2008)

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Asia

In Japan, Recession Echoes Consumer Woes (11/18/2008)

Opinion Briefing: Korea-U.S. Free Trade Agreement (11/13/2008)

Most Chinese Have No Opinion in U.S. Election (10/28/2008)

Filipinos Slightly Favor McCain; Majority No Preference (10/21/2008)

Japanese Back Obama Over McCain (10/21/2008)

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Europe

Poles, Czechs More Positive Toward U.S. Leadership (11/21/2008)

Italians Losing Confidence in Their Economic Conditions (11/5/2008)

Europeans Perceive Stake in U.S. Election (10/21/2008)

Danes Increasingly Less Confident in Their Economy (9/30/2008)

Little Confidence in Austria’s Government Before Collapse (8/26/2008)

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Latin America

Poles, Czechs More Positive Toward U.S. Leadership (11/21/2008)

Russia Making No Clear Gains With Latin Americans (11/19/2008)

In Latin America, Little Connection to U.S. Election (10/21/2008)

Is All the Talent Leaving Latin America? (9/26/2008)

More Peruvians Favor Socialism Than Capitalism (8/6/2008)

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Muslim World

Obama Favored in Key Muslim Countries (10/21/2008)

Middle East/North Africa Relies on Many News Sources (9/18/2008)

Many African Muslims Give High Marks to U.S. Leadership (8/22/2008)

Role of Sharia: A Fault Line in Turkish Society (8/7/2008)

Many Turks, Iranians, Egyptians Link Sharia and Justice (7/25/2008)

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Former USSR

Few in Baltic States Voice Preferences in U.S. Election (10/21/2008)

Key Findings From Georgians and Russians (10/9/2008)

Opinions of a Modern Russia (10/9/2008)

Ukrainians May Oppose President’s Pro-Western Goals (10/1/2008)

Georgians Look Toward Russia With Respect and Admiration (9/23/2008)

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World

Relationships, Financial Security Linked to Well-Being (11/17/2008)

Worldwide, Views Diverge About Honesty of Elections (11/3/2008)

Before Crisis, G7 Countries Expressed Economic Worry (10/29/2008)

World Citizens Prefer Obama to McCain by More Than 3-to-1 (10/28/2008)

Worldwide, Highly Religious More Likely to Help Others (10/8/2008)

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