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Congress is currently debating health care reforms that would lead to the creation of government backed healthcare for all Americans. Some people fully support these efforts to have universal health coverage for all Americans, while others fear that this type of health reform could lead to increased taxes and decreased quality of care. We want to hear your opinions on the important issue of health care reform!

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YouGov PollingPoint is now on Twitter as @pollingpoint. We're sharing interesting links, results, new polls and more, and would love to connect with you there. We want to hear what you like best (and worst) about YouGov PollingPoint.

June 01, 2009

PollingPoint is now YouGov PollingPoint. »

In 2007, YouGov, a leading online market research company in the United Kingdom, acquired Polimetrix, the firm that manages PollingPoint.

As a result of that acquisition, you'll notice several cosmetic changes to PollingPoint.com and our survey system in the next week and months ahead. The first big change happened on May 14th, and you should be seeing it now both here and any time you take a survey with us.

Rest assured that despite the changes you see it's still the same great site running underneath, and none of the features you love have changed.

May 15, 2009

Results

McDonnell Leads Deeds by 13% in YouGov PollingPoint’s Virginia Poll »

YouGov, the leading global online polling organization, finds that Republican Bob McDonnell holds a commanding 13% lead over Democrat Creigh Deeds in the 2009 Virginia Governor’s race. YouGov polled 742 likely voters between October 27 and 30, 2009. The poll has a margin of error of plus or minus 4.5 percent.

President’s approval rating down slightly amid foreign policy and terrorism concerns »

A week of foreign policy meetings by the President and disclosures regarding Iran, terrorism threats and Afghanistan have pushed foreign policy back into the news – and may not have been helpful to Barack Obama, according to a September 27-29, 2009 poll.

Despite widespread dissatisfaction with U.S. public schools, partisan differences on a fix abound »

Education – at least when it comes to these overall assessments of the schools – is not a partisan or regional issue. According to a September 27-29, 2009 Economist/YouGov Poll, Democrats and Republicans both are dissatisfied with school quality nationally. But they are both satisfied with their local schools. When it gets down to specifics - like what’s wrong with the schools, or how to fix what’s wrong with the schools, Republicans and Democrats sometimes differ.

Live Polls

H1N1/Swine Flu: Is the worst over or is the worst yet to come? »

The H1N1 virus or "swine flu" has continued to spread across the world over the past several months. Some believe that the worst is over, while others believe the worst is yet to come and that the swine flu outbreak could explode. We want to hear your thoughts in this short poll on the H1N1/swine flu outbreak.

Should the 9/11 Terrorists be Tried in New York City? »

Recently, the Obama administration announced that 5 of the alleged 9/11 attackers of the World Trade Center will be transfered from Guantanamo Bay to the United States and tried in federal court in New York City. We want to hear your thoughts on having these trials in New York City in this short poll on the 9/11 terrorism suspects.