Video Reports
May 9, 2008A large majority of Americans (78%) think the current rise in gas prices represents a more permanent change, while just 19% think it is a temporary fluctuation.
May 8, 2008President Bush's job approval rating among members of his own party is now at 60%, an all-time Gallup low.
May 7, 2008Across several subgroups, Barack Obama's support compared with John McCain's is similar to John Kerry's support compared with George W. Bush's in 2004.
May 7, 2008Republican Sen. Chuck Hagel discusses Gallup Poll data from around the world as it relates to key U.S. foreign policy challenges.
May 6, 2008More than half of Democrats (60%) think that both Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton should continue to campaign for the Democratic nomination. Twenty-three percent say Clinton should drop out and 15% say Obama should drop out.
May 5, 2008Data-driven insights into the Reverend Wright controversy in the U.S. election, Russia's new president, gas prices in the United States, and the food crisis in Bangladesh.
May 5, 2008A slight majority (51%) of Americans say they have cut back significantly on their spending recently. Among those with incomes less than $35,000, 70% say they have had to cut back.
May 2, 2008More than half of Democrats (62%) think the ongoing campaigning for the Democratic nomination is doing more harm than good, but views differ sharply among Obama and Clinton supporters.
May 2, 2008As allegations of corruption halt adoptions of Vietnamese children by American families, Gallup reports that the majority of Vietnamese (58%) think corruption is widespread within businesses in their country.
May 1, 2008For six straight days Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton have been within one percentage point of each other in the race for Democratic nomination.
