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(02/01/12) -

Half of respondents believe the U.S. Government should only use force against another nation with authorization from the United Nations (UN).

(01/25/12) -

A majority of respondents endorse the “shall-issue” prerogative to deal with the question of concealed carry.

(01/24/12) -

Bob Rae posts the best momentum score of all five main party leaders, while Stephen Harper has the highest approval rating.

(01/19/12) -

The former Massachusetts Governor is connecting well with men and voters over the age of 55.

(01/04/12) -

Only one-in-twenty respondents would like to see the United Kingdom adopt the euro as its currency.

(12/30/11) -

Traditional policy positions on abortion and same-sex marriage take a back seat as GOP voters seek a strong leader who can handle the economy.

(12/27/11) -

Half of respondents reject providing economic assistance to the country even if it completely abandons its nuclear weapons program.

(12/12/11) -

Herman Cain falls behind after his campaign is suspended, while there is little movement for Ron Paul and Rick Perry.

(12/07/11) -

Most respondents are in favor of policies that help people with disabilities, women and African Americans, but not Hispanics or recent immigrants.

(11/28/11) -

The approval rating for the three main party leaders did not go through significant changes this month.

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