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U.S. voters are split on whether President Barack Obama or his Republican challenger, Mitt Romney, can improve the economy, a poll released Friday indicated.

A national poll released Monday indicated U.S. President Barack Obama has a 9-point lead over Mitt Romney seven months before the November election.

With the general election eight months off, Democratic U.S. President Barack Obama leads the top two Republicans in the race, a poll indicated Wednesday.

Most Republicans say Rick Santorum should stay in the race for U.S. president, but Newt Gingrich and Ron Paul should bow out, a poll released Tuesday indicated.

U.S. President Barack Obama's approval rating is back at 50 percent for the first time in eight months, a CNN poll indicated.

A CNN poll Monday indicated Newt Gingrich and Mitt Romney are dead even nationally ahead of the Jan. 3 Iowa caucuses.

Americans are divided along partisan lines on whether to raise taxes for the wealthy or cut domestic spending to reduce the federal debt, a poll indicated.

The latest CNN/ORC International Poll Monday put Newt Gingrich in a dead heat with Mitt Romney for the U.S. Republican presidential nomination.

The Republican Party is split on its support of the Tea Party movement on a number of issues, including evolution, abortion and global warming, CNN said.

Forty percent of respondents to a recent survey indicated the U.S. economy is still headed in the wrong direction, a CNN/Opinion Research Corp. poll said.