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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

62% oppose a health reform plan that would raise taxes or health insurance costs »

Current Events Update for June 26, 2009 Poll Results Image

Recent polling indicates broad resistance to health care reform plans that would raise taxes or make health insurance more expensive for individuals. In a poll fielded between June 21 and June 23, 62% of YouGov PollingPoint respondents said they “would not be willing to pay more” to fund health care reform. 21% said they “would be willing to pay more” and 18% said they were unsure.

Young and old disagree on state of U.S. relationship with Muslim world »

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Overall, Americans do not think that the U.S. relationship with the Muslim world is changing. However, young and old people hold significantly different opinions on this issue, with young people expressing greater optimism and old people expressing greater pessimism.

44% say gay marriage bans do not violate constitutional rights »

Current Events Update for June 5, 2009 Poll Results Image

In response to recent questions about gay marriage, 44% of respondents told YouGov PollingPoint that same-sex marriage bans do not violate the constitutional rights of homosexuals. 37% do see such laws as a violation of constitutional rights. The May 31-June 2 poll on current events also measured President Obama’s approval rating at 58%.

Live Polls

Should Sonia Sotomayor be confirmed as the next Supreme Court Justice? »

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Recently, President Obama nominated Sonia Sotomayor to replace retiring Supreme Court Justice David Souter. Have you formed any opinions yet on Judge Sotomayor? Take the new Supreme Court poll!

Should they wed? »

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Should gay marriage be legal? Are you for or against civil unions? Take the gay marriage poll!

Is Torture Ever Justified? »

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Is torture ever justified? What interrogation techniques do you think cross the line and which are ok to use? Tell us your thoughts on torture.

Obama's First 100 Days: How has he performed so far? »

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Barack Obama has spent 100 days in office as President. We want to know how you think he has done so far.

Rush Limbaugh: "I want Obama to fail." »

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Is Rush Limbaugh the real leader of the Republican Party?

Which is a Harsher Punishment: Life in Prison or the Death Penalty? »

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Recently, New Mexico passed a law banning the death penalty as punishment in their state. Tell us your thoughts on capital punishment.