Ukraine Poll: Majorities Do Not Want to Move Closer to EU or Russia
Ukraine Poll: Majorities Do Not Want to Move Closer to EU or Russia March 9, 2015 Full Report (PDF) Questionnaire (PDF) A pivotal issue in the current conflict in Ukraine is whether it will move closer to the EU or Russia. The results of a new survey of UkrainiansContinue Reading
Iran Nuclear Deal Backed by Large Majority of Americans
March 3, 2015 Negotiations over a proposed deal with Iran regarding its nuclear program are coming to a head while a new study finds a clear majority of Americans – 61 percent – support an agreement that would limit Iran’s enrichment capacity and impose additional intrusive inspections in exchange forContinue Reading
Negative Views of Russia on the Rise
June 3, 2014 Views of Russia have strongly deteriorated since last year, as shown in the latest 24-country poll for BBC World Service conducted mostly before the events in Crimea. Feelings have become more negative in 13 countries polled, and are the most negative since the poll began in 2005.Continue Reading
Large Majorities of Republicans and Democrats Agree on How to Reform Social Security
February 7, 2014 When a representative sample of Americans were given information about the projected insolvency of Social Security and presented options for dealing with it, overwhelming majorities—including three in four Republicans and Democrats—favored taking steps that would eliminate most of the Social Security shortfall and a modest majority favoredContinue Reading
Framing of Syria issue key to public support
September 6, 2013 By Steven Kull (Originally published on CNN’s Global Public Square on September 5, 2013) President Barack Obama must pull off a difficult balancing act if he wishes to bring the American public around to supporting – or at least not opposing – military action against Syrian targets.Continue Reading