Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee leads other possible GOP presidential candidates in Gallup's new measure of "positive intensity," followed by Rep. Michele Bachmann. Huckabee enjoys a 25-point Positive Intensity Score, and Bachmann a 20-point ...

Beginning with his first appearance in 1955, evangelist Billy Graham appeared on Gallup's Top 10 "Most Admired" list 61 times, far more than any other person.

Newt Gingrich leads Mitt Romney 37% to 22% among Republican registered voters in Gallup's inaugural Daily tracking of the party's 2012 presidential nomination race; all other candidates are in single digits. Gingrich's support has increased 15 ...

With Mike Huckabee out of the race for the 2012 GOP nomination, Sarah Palin, Mitt Romney, and Newt Gingrich, each with 80%+ name recognition, emerge as the leaders in Republicans' preferences. Michele Bachmann and Herman Cain generate the ...

Mitt Romney (19%) and Sarah Palin (16%) top the list when Republicans are asked whom they would be most likely to support as the party's 2012 presidential nominee. Romney and Palin fare equally well among conservative and moderate or liberal ...

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Herman Cain now ties Mitt Romney as the leader for the GOP presidential nomination in USA Today/Gallup polling on Republican preferences conducted Nov. 2-6. Each receives 21% support from Republicans nationwide. Newt Gingrich and Rick Perry are ...

House Speaker Paul Ryan's favorable rating increased slightly from 44% in August to 48% after the election.

For the first time in weeks, Hillary Clinton outpolls Barack Obama in national Democratic preferences, 48% to 44%.

Mitt Romney and Herman Cain lead the field for the 2012 GOP nomination, with 20% and 18% support, respectively. A similar proportion, 20%, is undecided. Cain's ranking reflects a surge in his support since September, while Rick Perry's has ...