71% Say It's Not The Government's Job to Monitor News Content

71% Say It's Not The Government's Job to Monitor News Content

In the face of a public outcry, the Federal Communications Commission has backed off a plan to determine if the news media is meeting the public's "critical information needs." But voters strongly believe news content is none of the federal government's business.  Read More

61% Favor Smaller Government With Fewer Services and Lower Taxes

Voters have a slightly more favorable view of the federal government this month, but they still want less of it. Read More

Daily Presidential Tracking Poll: 50% Approve of Obama's Performance

Voters Want Little U.S. Involvement in Ukraine

Generic Congressional Ballot: Democrats 41%, Republicans 37%

In Hyperpartisan Era, Only Candidates Can Change OutcomesA Commentary By Michael Barone

Mass Transit Is for the Young - A Commentary By Froma Harrop

What America Thinks Gun Owners, Non-Owners - Two Americas?  When it comes to gun-related issues not surprisingly, our surveys have found that there's often a world of difference between those with a gun in their household and those who don't have a gun around. So what do these two Americas think about these hot-button issues?

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