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Saca Leads Salvadorian Race
(CPOD) Nov. 29, 2003 - Antonio Saca of the National Republican Alliance (ARENA) remains the man to beat in El Salvador's presidential race, according to a poll by Universidad Francisco Gavidia. 32.9 per cent of respondents will support Saca in the next presidential election.
November 29, 2003
Edwards Strikes Back In South Carolina
(CPOD) Nov. 29, 2003 - North Carolina senator John Edwards is the top Democrat in South Carolina, according to a poll by The Feldman Group published in Greenville Magazine. 17 per cent of respondents would support Edwards in the state's primary election, a five per cent lead over reverend Al Sharpton.
November 29, 2003
Roco, Poe Jr. Lead The Way In Philippines
(CPOD) Nov. 28, 2003 - Former education secretary Raul Roco and former actor Fernando Poe Jr. are the top politicians in the Philippines, according to a poll by Pulse Asia. 35 per cent of respondents would vote for Roco in the next presidential election, and 34 per cent would support Poe Jr.
November 28, 2003
Dean Leads Neglected DC Primary
(CPOD) Nov. 28, 2003 - Former Vermont governor Howard Dean is the top Democrat in the District of Columbia, according to a poll by Potomac Survey Research. 27 per cent of respondents would support Dean in the primary election, a 16 per cent lead over retired general Wesley Clark.
November 28, 2003
Canadian Health Care Slowly Getting Better
(CPOD) Nov. 28, 2003 - Canadians are still weary of their health care regulations, but not as much as last year, according to a poll by Ekos Research Associates. 44 per cent of respondents say the system is "getting worse."
November 28, 2003
Low Marks For Bush On Iraq, Economy
(CPOD) Nov. 28, 2003 - Americans give George W. Bush different grades in three key issues, according to a poll by Opinion Dynamics released by Fox News. 57 per cent of respondents approve of the president's handling of the war on terrorism.
November 28, 2003
Britons Divided On Charles Incident, Future
(CPOD) Nov. 28, 2003 - Many British citizens believe the media was right in not disclosing recent allegations concerning Prince Charles, according to a poll by You Gov published in the Daily Telegraph. 45 per cent of respondents say the assertions should not be made public, while 42 per cent disagree.
November 28, 2003
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(CPOD) Nov. 27, 2003 - American voters remain divided over giving George W. Bush another term in the White House, according to a poll by Gallup released by CNN and USA Today. 43 per cent of respondents would not vote for the current president, while 41 per cent would support him.
November 27, 2003
French Support Symbol-Free Schools
(CPOD) Nov. 27, 2003 - French citizens do not want any symbols of faith in the country's classrooms, according to a poll by CSA published in Le Parisien. 53 per cent of respondents support a law that would forbid the use of religious garb in schools.
November 27, 2003
Lieberman Top Dem In Florida
(CPOD) Nov. 27, 2003 - Connecticut senator Joe Lieberman is the top democrat in Florida, according to a poll by Mason-Dixon Polling released by the Tampa Tribune and WFLA-TV. 21 per cent of respondents would support Lieberman in a primary election, a four per cent lead over former Vermont governor Howard Dean.
November 27, 2003
Same-Sex Marriage Opposition Grows In U.S.
(CPOD) Nov. 27, 2003 - A majority of Americans continue to reject wedlock for gay and lesbian partners, according to a poll by Opinion Dynamics released by Fox News. 66 per cent of respondents object to the recognition of same-sex marriage.
November 27, 2003
Taiwanese Satisfied With Shui-bian
(CPOD) Nov. 27, 2003 - Many residents of Taiwan are content with Chen Shui-bian, according to a poll by the Cabinet's Research, Development and Evaluation Commission. 52 per cent of respondents are satisfied with the president's performance.
November 27, 2003
Americans Asssess Terror, Iraq Action
(CPOD) Nov. 27, 2003 - Americans are split over George W. Bush's efforts to prevent future attacks in the country, according to a poll by Harris Interactive. 49 per cent of respondents have a positive assessment on the president's handling of terrorism, while 48 per cent disagree.
November 27, 2003
Dean, Clark Are Democratic Favorites
(CPOD) Nov. 26, 2003 - Former Vermont governor Howard Dean and retired general Wesley Clark are the top Democratic presidential hopefuls, according to a poll by Gallup released by CNN and USA Today. Dean and Clark would each garner the support of 17 per cent of respondents.
November 26, 2003
Japanese Not So Keen On Iraq Deployment
(CPOD) Nov. 26, 2003 - Japanese citizens believe their government must thoroughly explain its rationale before sending soldiers to Iraq, according to a poll by Sankei Shimbun and Fuji News Network. Only 10 per cent of respondents are satisfied with the official position.
November 26, 2003