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It's not even one full week into the year 2013, but it appears that a significant number of Americans are already pessimistic about the nation's economy entering a brand new year. A new poll showed an overwhelming number expects a difficult economic year.
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If you had the option, would you rather work for a private company or the government? A new poll suggests that an overwhelming number of Americans would choose to be employed for a business than for a bureaucracy.
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A new Gallup poll shows that only 33% of Americans think that Obama can heal the sharp political divisions in the U.S. This is down sharply from 2008 when 54% thought that he could heal those divisions.
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Mitt Romney has reversed the early-vote advantage Barack Obama held in 2008 against John McCain, according to a Gallup Poll released Oct. 29. The poll shows Romney leading Obama among early voters by 7 points nationwide, 52% to Obama’s 45%.
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The latest Gallup Poll published Monday has presidential candidate Mitt Romney holding a 6-point advantage over incumbent Barack Obama, with 51% of likely voters breaking for Romney and 45% supporting Obama.
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Back in 2008, Gallup polls got wrong the size of a lead John McCain had in the election and now may be doing the same for Mitt Romney in 2012. The polling firm has Romney up by 7, the only polling firm to have him anywhere near such a lead.
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According to a recent Gallup poll both unemployment and underemployment has dropped since September with the unadjusted unemployment rate at its lowest point since January of 2010.
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Washington -
Gallup, one of the only major national polls still showing Obama with a lead in the presidential race, now shows Romney leads Obama by 2 points among likely voters.
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President Barack Obama has regained his top position over Mitt Romney in Gallup's daily tracking poll, after the GOP presidential nominee's initial post debate sugar high surge.
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New Gallup poll numbers show Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney has pulled even with incumbent Barack Obama. The poll released Monday, have the two tied, 47% to 47% percent.
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