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More U.S. Small Businesses Plan to Increase Capital Spending
The proportion of U.S. small-business owners who plan to increase their company\'s capital spending over the next 12 months (28%) is the highest in four years, according to a Wells Fargo/Gallup Small Business Index survey. More at gallup.com >>
Opinion Briefing: Egyptians on the Arab Spring
While most Egyptians (79%) supported protests to overthrow former President Hosni Mubarak, they have different views about the transitions of fellow Arab League countries. More at gallup.com >>
Gallup Daily: Obama Job Approval
On Jan. 21, Gallup began tracking daily the percentage of Americans who approve or disapprove of the job Barack Obama is doing as president. More at gallup.com >>
Election 2012 Polling and News, Republican Presidential Candidates, Obama, Interactive Polling Data
Election 2012 polling and news including data on the Republican presidential candidates and Obama and analysis of the race. Interactive data tracking the Republican presidential candidates and President Obama. More at gallup.com >>
Americans Still Rate Iran Top U.S. Enemy
Thirty-two percent of Americans mention Iran when asked to name the country that is the United States\' greatest enemy, up from 25% in 2011. China is second on the list, followed by North Korea, Afghanistan, and Iraq. More at gallup.com >>
Northern Nigerians\' Views Not in Line With Boko Haram\'s
In northern Nigeria, where the Islamist sect Boko Haram\'s attacks have killed hundreds, strong majorities believe greater interaction with the West is a benefit, suggesting a lack of support for the group\'s anti-Western ideology. More at gallup.com >>
Gallup.Com - Thrive: Very Religious Americans Have Wellbeing Edge
There is something about being very religious in the United States that leads to or inherently goes along with having higher wellbeing. Gallup finds that this group of Americans -- those who say religion is an important part of their daily life and who att end a place of worship at least every week or almost every week --score significantly higher on the Gallup-Healthways Well-Being Indexthan the moderately religious and the nonreligious More at thrive.gallup.com >>
Americans Judge Reagan, Clinton Best of Recent Presidents
Americans believe history will judge Ronald Reagan and Bill Clinton best among recent presidents and Richard Nixon and George W. Bush worst. Americans are currently divided on how history will rate Barack Obama. More at gallup.com >>
U.S. Unemployment Increases in Mid-February
The U.S. unemployment rate, as measured by Gallup without seasonal adjustment, is 9.0% in mid-February, up from 8.6% for January. The mid-month reading normally reflects what the government reports and is up from 8.3% in mid-January. More at gallup.com >>
Social Support Linked to Health Satisfaction Worldwide
Strong social ties are associated with health satisfaction worldwide, according to a new study based on Gallup data in 139 countries. More at gallup.com >>
Gallup.Com - Polling Matters by Frank Newport: Next Up for Romney and Santorum: Arizona and Michigan
Aspredicted, Rick Santorum has moved up in support among Republicans nationwide. Meanwhile Newt Gingrich is down and Mitt Romney has slipped modestly. We are now in asituationin which Romney and Santorum are statistically tied. Santorum\'s meteoricris eis, of course, a direct reaction to the results of his Feb More at pollingmatters.gallup.com >>
Americans Give Record-High Ratings to Several U.S. Allies
Nearly all Americans, 96%, have a favorable view of Canada -- a record high for any foreign country Gallup has tested -- followed closely by Australia. Iran ranks last and China\'s rating declined the most over the past year. More at gallup.com >>
In U.S., Very Religious Have Higher Wellbeing Across All Faiths
Very religious Americans across all major religious groups have higher wellbeing than those who are moderately religious or nonreligious. Jewish Americans have the best overall wellbeing, despite being the least religious overall. More at gallup.com >>
Religious Americans Enjoy Higher Wellbeing
Very religious Americans have higher wellbeing than those who are moderately religious or not religious at all, boosted by their higher life evaluation, healthier behaviors, higher emotional wellbeing, and better work orientations. More at gallup.com >>
Most Egyptians Plan to Cast Ballots in Presidential Election
The vast majority of Egyptians (86%) plan to vote in the coming presidential election and believe it will be fair and honest (88%), but 55% have not yet decided whom they will vote for. More at gallup.com >>
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