Study Finds Bipartisan Public Consensus on Wide Range of Foreign Policy Issues December 28, 2006 Majorities of Both Parties Agree on How to Deal with Iraq, Iran, Nuclear Proliferation, Climate Change and Other Issues Full Report President Bush and Democratic leaders in the newly-elected U.S. Congress have promised to tryContinue Reading
Seven in Ten Americans Favor Congressional Candidates Who Will Pursue a Major Change in Foreign Policy October 19, 2006 U.S. Public Wants Less Emphasis on Military Force, More on Working Through U.N. A Majority Supports Direct Talks with North Korea and Iran Full Report Questionnaire/Methodology Going into the November midtermContinue Reading
Americans on the Iraq War and the Future of the U.N. March 31, 2003 Public Rallies Behind President on Iraq But Still Wants Major Role for United Nations Full Report Questionnaire Comments by Steven Kull at the National Press Club A new PIPA/Knowledge Networks poll finds that a strong majorityContinue Reading
Ratings of U.S. Foreign Policy Rise Sharply In Nearly Every Area Apparently Due to “Rally Effect” March 21, 2003 Dealings With UN Only Area to Go Down Questionnaire In the March 22-25 PIPA-Knowledge Networks poll, the public’s ratings of U.S. foreign policy rose sharply in nearly every area. Given thatContinue Reading
Americans on North Korea February 24, 2003 US Poll Finds If Diplomacy Fails With N. Korea, Only a Minority Supports Moving Toward Military Action If S. Korea Opposed Questionnaire Following up on the PIPA/KN January poll that found a very large majority in favor of the US negotiating with NorthContinue Reading
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