51% Favor Delaying Individual Mandate, 34% Oppose

51% Favor Delaying Individual Mandate, 34% Oppose

Just over half of U.S. voters still want to delay the requirement that everyone must have health insurance, but support for delaying that mandate is down, despite the ongoing problems with government exchange websites set up to provide health insurance. Read More

52% Worry Government Won't Do Enough for Economy; 62% Want Cuts

Following the short-term deal to end the partial government shutdown, voters are more concerned than ever that the federal government will not do enough responding to the weak economy. But most continue to believe spending cuts are the best move the government can make. Read More

Daily Presidential Tracking Poll: 52% Approve of Obama's Job Performance

26% Favor Complete Cell Phone Ban Behind the Wheel

17% Say U.S. Heading in Right Direction

Scandal in Candyland: A Commentary by Froma Harrop

What America Thinks 64% Expect Another Shutdown in January The partial government shutdown may be over, but voters aren't convinced Congress will agree on a long-term deal to avoid the next one.  Watch the video now.

Coming Soon:   Noon Eastern: 47% Usually Go to Work Sick, 44% Stay Home   3 p.m. Eastern: 66% of Americans Feel High School Graduates Lack Skills for College or Job Advertise With Us

Copyright © 2013 Rasmussen Reports. All Rights Reserved.

What They Told Us: Reviewing Last Week's Key Polls

What They Told Us: Reviewing Last Week's Key Polls

Americans paint a pretty gloomy picture of the present and the future these days, but the housing market offers a glimmer of hope. Read More

52% Now Say America's Best Days Are in the Past

Americans are more pessimistic about the nation's future than they have been in over two years. Read More

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

Special Slideshow: Who Worries Most About School Bullying?

43% Know Someone Who Joined Military To Get A Job

Consumer, Investor Confidence Up Since End of Government Shutdown

Coming Soon:   Tomorrow: 51% Say Buying a Home is the Best Investment for Families Advertise With Us

Copyright © 2013 Rasmussen Reports. All Rights Reserved.

66% Think Iran Unlikely To Slow or Stop Its Nuclear Program

66% Think Iran Unlikely To Slow or Stop Its Nuclear Program

The new president of Iran has signaled that he is looking for a less hostile relationship with the United States, although most U.S. voters still think that country is unlikely to halt its nuclear development efforts. But voters are even more opposed to U.S. military action against Iran.  Read More

23% Use Social Media To Follow Unfolding News Events

Social media sites like Twitter and Facebook are playing an increasing role in how people consume information worldwide, and nearly a quarter of Americans now say they regularly use social media to follow major news events in real time. Read More

Daily Presidential Tracking Poll: 49% Approve of Obama's Job Performance

84% Think Most Major News Organizations More Concerned With Speed Than Accuracy

Generic Congressional Ballot: Democrats 40%, Republicans 37%

America's new Isolationism: A Commentary By Michael Barone

Game Soon Over on Obamacare: A Commentary By Froma Harrop

Coming Soon:   Noon Eastern: GOP Trusted More Than Democrats on 11 of 15 Key Issues, Including Economy   3 p.m. Eastern: 47% Don't Think Government Will Do Enough to Help Economy     Advertise With Us