Public Proposes Federal Budget Dramatically Different Than House or White House
Public Proposes Federal Budget Dramatically Different Than House or White House March 3, 2011 Full report (PDF) An innovative study has found that when a representative sample of the American public was presented the federal budget, they proposed changes far different from those the Obama administration or the Republican-led HouseContinue Reading
Correlates of the Israeli Public’s Support for a Peace Accord
Correlates of the Israeli Public’s Support for a Peace Accord February 7, 2011 Download Full Report (PDF) By Alvin Richman and David B. Nolle Shortly after President Obama took office in 2009, the U.S. renewed its commitment to an Israeli-Palestinian peace agreement. This renewed commitment raises a number of issues,Continue Reading
American Public Shows How it Would Cut the Budget Deficit
American Public Shows How it Would Cut the Budget Deficit July 3, 2011 Published February 3, 2011 Full report(PDF) Questionnaire with Findings, Methodology (PDF) A new study finds that when average Americans are presented the federal budget in some detail, most are able to dramatically reduce the budget deficit andContinue Reading
Voters Say Election Full of Misleading and False Information
Voters Say Election Full of Misleading and False Information December 9, 2010 Poll Also Finds Voters Were Misinformed on Key Issues Full report(PDF) Questionnaire with Findings, Methodology (PDF) Following the first election since the Supreme Court has struck down limits on election-related advertising, a new poll finds that 9 inContinue Reading
American Public Vastly Overestimates Amount of U.S. Foreign Aid
November 29, 2010 Questionnaire with Findings, Methodology (PDF) As debates about how to deal with the budget deficit have heated up in recent weeks, a new WorldPublicOpinion.org/Knowledge Networks poll finds that Americans continue to vastly overestimate the amount of the federal budget that is devoted to foreign aid. Asked toContinue Reading