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After badly missing the mark in its prediction of last November's U.S. presidential election, the polling firm Gallup will review its statistical procedures.
Residents of Hawaii are the happiest in the United Sates for the fourth year in a row while those in West Virginia are the least happy, a Gallup poll indicates.
President Barack Obama leads presumptive Republican nominee Mitt Romney by 4 percentage points, his largest Gallup U.S. daily tracking poll lead since April.
Sen. Barack Obama has hit a wall in U.S. public opinion, unable to make significant gains among different voting segments, national polls indicate.
Pollsters struggled to explain how they failed to predict presidential candidate U.S. Sen. Hillary Clinton's win in the New Hampshire primary.
A new Gallup poll finds that with control of the U.S. Congress at stake next month, Republicans have lost significant ground with religious whites.
A new Harris Poll finds no evidence of a bounce for U.S. President Bush from the arrests in Britain of a group suspected of plotting to blow up passenger jets.
A poll ahead of next week's anniversary of Hurricane Katrina found 16 percent of affected people surveyed say their lives are back to normal.
Republican support for the Bush administration has fallen by 13 percent in the past two weeks based on spending policies, The Washington Post reported Thursday.
The U.S. polling firm Gallup has launched a free daily news-related webcast featuring pollster-in-chief Frank Newport as a stand-up anchor.
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