Results/5702d09edef59ef00dd166de617b40f3 | Angus Reid Public Opinion

(12/20/11) -

Three-in-five respondents believe illegal immigrants who are currently working should be required to leave their jobs and be deported.

(12/19/11) -

All the recently re-elected heads of government improved their standing in the final quarter of the year.

(12/14/11) -

The concept of gift cards is very popular in the two North American countries, but not in Britain.

(12/12/11) -

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

(12/10/11) -

French speakers are divided in their assessment of Bill 101, while English speakers regard it in a positive light.

(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.

(12/06/11) -

Two-in-five respondents believe the protesters who stormed the embassy acted with the consent of the Iranian regime.

(12/05/11) -

The justice system is singled out as a contributing factor in violence against women, as respondents also call for more education opportunities.

(11/30/11) -

Americans focus more on family, Britons think courses were not useful, and Canadians want schools to begin teaching sex education at an early age.

(11/28/11) -

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

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