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Rick Santorum and Mitt Romney have roughly equal Positive Intensity Scores among Republicans (+15 and +13, respectively) and Americans nationwide (-8 and -6). Barack Obama's intensity score among all Americans is similar, at -6.

Six in 10 Republican registered voters, nationwide, now believe Mitt Romney is the candidate most likely to win the 2012 Republican presidential nomination, up from 39% in December. Rick Santorum places a distant second, named by 11%.

Herman Cain's positive image among Republicans stayed that way over the past week as the percentage of Republicans familiar with him rose from 61% to 69%. Gallup finds no improvement in the fizzled images of Rick Perry and Michele Bachmann, and ...

Texas Gov. Rick Perry is Republicans' current favorite for their party's 2012 presidential nomination, with 29% saying they are most likely to support him. Former front-runner Mitt Romney (17%), Ron Paul (13%), and Michele Bachmann (10%) are ...

The nature of American politics today is the formation and propagation of conventional wisdom nodules that arise swiftly, achieve widespread currency, and then as often as not are swept away by the next CWN (Conventional Wisdom Nodule) that ...

Democrats are modestly more likely than Republicans to be satisfied with their respective party's selection of presidential candidates. But Republicans are much more likely to say the primary process is hurting their party's image.

Texas Gov. Rick Perry, reportedly soon to announce his decision to enter the presidential race, remains in a strong position relative to other candidates. Perry's Positive Intensity Score is the highest of any Republican tested, and ...

The World Food Programme's new Gender Equality for Food Security measure bridges the gender data gap in food security data at an extremely critical time.

Sarah Palin, Rudy Giuliani, and Mitt Romney continue to generate both high recognition and favorable reactions among Republicans nationwide relative to other potential GOP candidates for 2012. While less well known, Rick Perry and Herman Cain ...