(11/20/12) -
Few Americans Say Bipartisanship Will Flourish in Washington
Just 31 per cent of respondents believe Republicans and Democrats will find a way to work together and do what’s best for America.
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(11/05/12) -
Obama Holds Upper Hand Over Romney in National U.S. Race
Incumbent particularly strong with younger voters and Independents—Republican remains ahead among voters aged 55 and over.
(11/05/12) -
Obama Holds Three-Point Edge Over Romney in Ohio
Incumbent Democrat Sherrod Brown keeps the upper hand over Republican rival Josh Mandel in the U.S. Senate race.
(11/05/12) -
Florida Too Close to Call as Romney and Obama Are Tied
Democrat Bill Nelson would get a new six-year term in the U.S. Senate in the contest against GOP challenger Connie Mack IV.
(11/05/12) -
Obama Extends Advantage Over Romney in Wisconsin
In the U.S. Senate race, Tammy Baldwin and Tommy Thompson are separated by just two points.
(11/05/12) -
Romney Gains, But Still Trails Obama in Pennsylvania
Democrat Bob Casey Jr. would defeat Republican challenger Tom Smith in the U.S. Senate race.
(11/05/12) -
President Obama Stays Ahead of Challenger Romney in Michigan
In the U.S. Senate race, Democrat Debbie Stabenow continues to lead Republican Pete Hoekstra.
(10/30/12) -
Obama Clearly Preferred Over Romney in Canada and Britain
Most respondents think the incumbent American president has been “good” for their respective countries.
(10/22/12) -
Will Romney Suffer Gore’s Fate in 2012?
Romney’s national surge, particularly after the first presidential debate, did not lead to gains in the states he needs to win in.
(10/22/12) -
Florida Voters Give Romney a Five-Point Lead Over Obama
Democratic incumbent Bill Nelson is ahead of Republican candidate Connie Mack IV in the U.S. Senate race.
