The Presidency

Between now and the 2024 political conventions, there will be discussion about the qualifications of presidential candidates -- their education, age, religion, race and so on. If your party nominated a generally well-qualified person for president who happened to be [ITEMS READ IN ORDER], would you vote for that person?

	Yes, would	No, would not	No opinion
	%	%	%
Jewish
2024 Jan 2-22	88	7	4
2020 Jan 16-29	93	6	2
2019 Apr 17-30	93	7	*
2015 Jun 2-7	91	7	3
2012 Jun 7-10	91	6	3
2011 Aug 4-7	92	7	1
2011 Jun 9-12	89	9	2
2007 Dec 6-9	91	6	3
2007 Mar 2-4	93	5	2
2007 Feb 9-11	92	7	2
2003 May 30-Jun 1	89	8	3
1999 Feb 19-21	92	6	2
1987 Jul 10-13	89	6	5
1983 Apr 29-May 2	88	7	5
1978 Jul 21-24	82	12	6
1969 Mar 12-17	86	8	6
1967 Apr 19-24	82	13	5
1965 Jul 16-21	80	15	5
1963 Aug 15-20	77	17	6
1961 Aug 24-29	68	23	9
1959 Dec 10-15	72	22	6
1958 Sep 10-15	63	29	8
1958 Jul 30-Aug 4	62	28	10
1937 Feb 10-15	46	47	8
An atheist
2024 Jan 2-22	60	36	4
2020 Jan 16-29	60	38	2
2019 Apr 17-30	60	39	1
2015 Jun 2-7	58	40	1
2012 Jun 7-10	54	43	3
2011 Aug 4-7	52	46	2
2011 Jun 9-12	49	49	3
2007 Dec 6-9	46	48	6
2007 Mar 2-4	48	48	4
2007 Feb 9-11	45	53	3
1999 Feb 19-21	49	48	3
1987 Aug 10-13	44	48	8
1983 Apr 29-May 2	42	51	7
1978 Jul 21-24	40	53	7
1959 Dec 10-15	22	74	5
1958 Sep 10-15	18	77	5
1958 Jul 30-Aug 4	18	75	7
Black
2024 Jan 2-22	92	5	3
2020 Jan 16-29	96	4	1
2019 Apr 17-30	96	3	*
2015 Jun 2-7	92	7	1
2012 Jun 7-10	96	4	*
2011 Aug 4-7	95	4	1
2011 Jun 9-12	94	5	1
2007 Dec 6-9	93	5	2
2007 Mar 2-4	93	5	2
2007 Feb 9-11	94	5	1
2003 May 30-Jun 1	92	6	2
1999 Feb 19-21	95	4	1
1997 Jan 4-Feb 28	93	4	3
1987 Jul 10-13	79	13	8
1984 Jul 27-30	77	16	7
1983 Apr 29-May 2	77	16	7
1978 Jul 21-24	77	18	5
1971 Oct 8-11 ^	69	23	7
1969 Mar 12-17 ^	66	24	10
1967 Apr 19-24 ^	53	41	6
1965 Jul 16-21 ^	59	34	7
1963 Aug 15-20 ^	48	45	7
1961 Aug 24-29 ^	50	41	9
1959 Dec 10-15 ^	49	46	5
1958 Sep 10-15 ^	38	54	8
1958 Jul 30-Aug 4 ^	37	53	10
Catholic
2024 Jan 2-22	92	6	2
2020 Jan 16-29	95	4	1
2019 Apr 17-30	95	5	--
2015 Jun 2-7	93	6	1
2012 Jun 7-10	94	5	*
2011 Aug 4-7	96	3	1
2011 Jun 9-12	92	7	1
2007 Dec 6-9	93	4	3
2007 Mar 2-4	95	4	1
2007 Feb 9-11	95	4	1
2003 May 30-Jun 1	93	5	2
1999 Feb 19-21	94	4	2
1983 Apr 29-May 2	92	5	3
1978 Jul 21-24	91	4	5
1969 Mar 12-17	87	7	5
1967 Apr 19-24	90	8	2
1965 Jul 16-21	87	10	3
1963 Aug 15-20	84	13	3
1961 Aug 24-29	82	13	5
1960 May 26-31	71	21	8
1959 Dec 10-15	70	25	5
1959 Apr 2-7	70	21	9
1958 Sep 10-15	67	27	6
1958 Jul 30-Aug 4	69	24	7
1958 Jul 10-15	72	24	4
1958 May 7-12	72	21	7
1958 Apr 16-21	70	22	8
1956 May 31-Jun 5	72	22	5
1955 Jan 20-25	69	23	8
1940 Mar 27-Apr 2	61	33	7
1937 Feb 3-8	60	30	10
Gay or lesbian
2024 Jan 2-22	74	23	3
2020 Jan 16-29	78	21	1
2019 Apr 17-30	76	24	*
2015 Jun 2-7	74	24	2
2012 Jun 7-10	68	30	2
2011 Aug 4-7	69	29	3
2011 Jun 9-12	67	32	2
2007 Dec 6-9 #	56	41	3
2007 Mar 2-4 #	55	42	4
2007 Feb 9-11 #	55	43	2
1999 Feb 19-21 #	59	37	4
1983 Apr 29-May 2 #	29	64	7
1978 Jul 21-24 #	26	66	8
A woman
2024 Jan 2-22	93	5	2
2020 Jan 16-29	93	6	1
2019 Apr 17-30	94	6	*
2015 Jun 2-7	92	8	*
2012 Jun 7-10	95	5	*
2011 Aug 4-7	96	4	1
2011 Jun 9-12	93	6	1
2007 Dec 6-9	86	12	2
2007 Mar 2-4	89	10	1
2007 Feb 9-11	88	11	1
2003 May 30-Jun 1	87	12	1
1999 Feb 19-21	92	7	1
1987 Jul 10-13	82	12	6
1984 Jul 27-30	78	17	5
1983 Apr 29-May 2	80	16	4
1978 Jul 21-24	76	19	5
1975 Aug 15-18	73	23	4
1971 Jul 15-18	66	29	5
1969 Mar 12-17	53	40	7
1967 Apr 19-24	57	39	4
1963 Aug 15-20	55	41	4
1959 Dec 10-15	57	39	4
1958 Sep 10-15	54	41	5
1955 Feb 10-15	52	44	4
1949 Sep 25-30	48	48	4
1945 Nov 23-28	33	55	12
1937 Jan 27-Feb 1	33	64	3
Hispanic
2024 Jan 2-22	93	6	2
2020 Jan 16-29	94	5	1
2019 Apr 17-30	95	5	*
2015 Jun 2-7	91	8	1
2012 Jun 7-10	92	7	1
2011 Aug 4-7	90	9	1
2011 Jun 9-12	89	10	1
2007 Dec 6-9	86	12	2
2007 Mar 2-4	88	10	2
2007 Feb 9-11	87	12	1
Muslim
2024 Jan 2-22	71	25	5
2020 Jan 16-29	66	32	1
2019 Apr 17-30	66	33	*
2015 Jun 2-7	60	38	2
2012 Jun 7-10	58	40	3
A socialist
2024 Jan 2-22	42	51	7
2020 Jan 16-29	45	53	2
2019 Apr 17-30	47	51	2
2015 Jun 2-7	47	50	3
An evangelical Christian
2020 Jan 16-29	80	18	1
2019 Apr 17-30	80	18	1
2015 Jun 2-7	73	25	2
Over the age of 70
2024 Jan 2-22 ^^	63	35	3
2020 Jan 16-29	69	31	*
2019 Apr 17-30	63	37	*
Over the age of 80
2024 Jan 2-22 ^^	31	66	3
Charged with a felony crime
2024 Jan 2-22 ^^	29	66	5
Convicted of a felony crime by a jury
2024 Jan 2-22 ^^	23	70	7
An Evangelical Christian
2020 Jan 16-29	80	18	1
2019 Apr 17-30	80	18	1
2015 Jun 2-7 ^	73	25	2
Under the age of 40
2020 Jan 16-29	70	29	1
2019 Apr 17-30	71	28	1
Mormon
2015 Jun 2-7	81	18	1
2012 Jun 7-10	80	18	2
2011 Aug 4-7	80	18	2
2011 Jun 9-12	76	22	2
2007 Dec 6-9	80	17	3
2007 Mar 2-4	77	19	4
2007 Feb 9-11	72	24	4
1999 Feb 19-21	79	17	4
1967 Apr 19-24	75	17	8
* Less than 0.5%; ^WORDING: "A Negro"; #WORDING: "Homosexual"; ^^Asked of a half sample
澳门六合彩官方网址

As you know, our federal government is made up of three branches: an executive branch, headed by the president; a judicial branch, headed by the U.S. Supreme Court; and a legislative branch, made up of the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives. How much trust and confidence do you have at this time in the executive branch headed by the president -- a great deal, a fair amount, not very much or none at all?

	Great deal	Fair amount	Not very much	None at all	No opinion
	%	%	%	%	%
2023 Sep 1-23	15	26	23	36	--
2022 Sep 1-16	16	27	21	36	*
2021 Sep 1-17	17	27	24	32	*
2020 Aug 31-Sep 13	28	15	19	39	*
2019 Sep 3-15	24	21	23	32	--
2018 Sep 4-12	24	18	21	37	*
2017 Sep 6-10	21	24	23	32	*
2016 Sep 7-11	22	29	25	24	*
2015 Sep 9-13	16	29	27	28	*
2014 Sep 4-7	14	29	28	28	*
2013 Sep 5-8	18	33	23	25	1
2012 Sep 6-9	28	28	23	20	1
2011 Sep 8-11	17	30	29	23	*
2010 Sep 13-16	20	29	27	24	*
2009 Aug 31-Sep 2	26	35	22	16	1
2008 Sep 8-11	12	30	30	28	1
2007 Sep 14-16	15	28	32	24	1
2006 Sep 7-10	15	31	28	24	1
2005 Sep 12-15	19	33	30	18	*
2004 Sep 13-15	31	27	25	16	1
2003 Sep 8-10	25	35	26	14	*
2002 Sep 5-8	28	44	20	7	1
2001 Sep 7-10	21	42	28	8	1
2000 Jul 6-9	18	47	23	11	1
1999 Feb 4-8	21	43	24	11	1
1998 Dec 28-29	24	39	23	12	2
1997 May 30-Jun 1	13	49	27	9	2
1976 Jun	13	45	30	9	4
1974 Apr	12	28	36	20	3
1972 May	24	49	20	4	2
* Less than 0.5%
澳门六合彩官方网址

From what you have heard, read or remember about some of our past presidents, please tell me if you approve or disapprove of the way each of the following handled their job as president. How about -- [RANDOM ORDER]?

	Approve	Disapprove	No opinion
	%	%	%
Donald Trump
2023 Jun 1-22	46	54	*
Barack Obama
2023 Jun 1-22	63	37	1
2018 Feb 5-11	63	36	1
George W. Bush, president from 2001-2009
2023 Jun 1-22	57	42	1
2018 Feb 5-11	53	46	2
2010 Nov 19-21	47	51	1
Bill Clinton
2023 Jun 1-22	58	40	1
2018 Feb 5-11	62	36	2
2010 Nov 19-21	69	30	1
2006 Jun 1-4	61	38	1
2002 Mar 18-20	51	47	2
George H.W. Bush, president from 1989-1993
2023 Jun 1-22	66	32	2
2018 Feb 5-11	64	31	5
2010 Nov 19-21	64	34	2
2006 Jun 1-4	56	42	3
2002 Mar 18-20	69	26	5
2000 Feb 14-15	74	23	3
1999 Feb 8-9	76	22	2
1993 Nov 15-16	58	40	2
Ronald Reagan
2023 Jun 1-22	69	28	3
2018 Feb 5-11	72	24	4
2010 Nov 19-21	74	24	2
2006 Jun 1-4	71	27	2
2002 Mar 18-20	73	22	5
2000 Feb 14-15	66	32	2
1999 Feb 8-9	71	27	2
1993 Nov 15-16	52	45	3
1992 Jun 4-8	50	47	3
1990 Nov 8-11	54	44	2
Jimmy Carter
2023 Jun 1-22	57	36	6
2018 Feb 5-11	55	34	11
2010 Nov 19-21	52	42	6
2006 Jun 1-4	61	34	5
2002 Mar 18-20	60	28	12
2000 Feb 14-15	64	31	5
1999 Feb 8-9	69	27	4
1993 Nov 15-16	45	50	5
1992 Jun 4-8	48	46	6
1990 Nov 8-11	45	52	3
Gerald Ford
2018 Feb 5-11	58	25	17
2010 Nov 19-21	61	26	13
2006 Jun 1-4	60	26	14
2002 Mar 18-20	60	19	21
2000 Feb 14-15	66	25	9
1999 Feb 8-9	71	22	7
1993 Nov 15-16	50	33	17
1992 Jun 4-8	56	29	15
1990 Nov 8-11	55	34	11
Richard Nixon
2023 Jun 1-22	32	65	4
2018 Feb 5-11	28	64	9
2010 Nov 19-21	29	65	5
2006 Jun 1-4	28	65	6
2002 Mar 18-20	34	54	12
2000 Feb 14-15	31	65	4
1999 Feb 8-9	34	63	3
1993 Nov 15-16	37	56	7
1992 Jun 4-8	35	59	6
1990 Nov 8-11	32	62	6
Lyndon Johnson
2018 Feb 5-11	48	33	18
2010 Nov 19-21	49	36	15
2006 Jun 1-4	41	41	18
2002 Mar 18-20	39	34	27
2000 Feb 14-15	48	39	13
1999 Feb 8-9	45	45	10
1993 Nov 15-16	35	43	22
1992 Jun 4-8	35	45	20
1990 Nov 8-11	40	43	17
John F. Kennedy
2023 Jun 1-22	90	8	2
2018 Feb 5-11	86	8	7
2010 Nov 19-21	85	10	6
2006 Jun 1-4	84	9	7
2002 Mar 18-20	83	7	10
2000 Feb 14-15	86	10	4
1999 Feb 8-9	85	13	2
1993 Nov 15-16	78	13	9
1992 Jun 4-8	76	14	10
1990 Nov 8-11	84	9	7
澳门六合彩官方网址

Overall, how would you rate the ethical standards of top [ ... ] administration officials -- as excellent, good, not good or poor?

	Excellent	Good	Not good	Poor	No opinion
	%	%	%	%	%
Biden
2023 Jul 3-27	8	34	18	37	2
Trump
2018 Sep 3-9	7	31	17	40	5
2018 May 1-10	7	30	19	40	3
Obama
2013 Jun 1-4	8	42	17	32	2
George W. Bush
2005 Oct 21-23^	11	40	19	29	1
2005 Jul 22-24 ^	8	47	24	18	3
2002 Jul 26-28	15	59	15	8	3
Clinton
1994 Mar 7-8	4	53	20	21	2
1994 Jan 15-17	6	37	39	16	2
George H.W. Bush
1989 May 12-16 #	5	54	20	7	13
Reagan
1984 Oct 22-23 # @	7	60	17	12	4
1984 Sep 7-11 # @	6	58	19	15	3
1983 Jul 28-Aug 1 #	5	59	22	9	4
^ Asked of a half sample; # ABC/Washington Post poll; @ Based on registered voters
澳门六合彩官方网址

How do you think each of the following presidents will go down in history -- as an outstanding president, above average, average, below average or poor? [RANDOM ORDER]

	Outstanding	Above average	Average	Below average	Poor	No opinion
	%	%	%	%	%	%
Donald Trump
2021 Jan 4-15	9	20	10	14	47	*
Barack Obama
2021 Jan 4-15	21	35	22	11	12	*
2017 Jan 4-8	18	29	18	17	18	1
2013 Nov 7-10	6	22	31	18	22	1
2012 Feb 2-5	10	28	26	17	18	1
George W. Bush
2021 Jan 4-15	6	18	49	16	10	1
2017 Jan 4-8	6	16	36	26	15	*
2013 Nov 7-10	3	18	36	20	23	1
2012 Feb 2-5	7	18	28	22	25	*
2009 Jan 9-11	4	13	23	23	36	*
2006 Dec 8-10	4	15	27	25	29	*
2004 Jun 3-6	6	25	30	23	15	1
Bill Clinton
2021 Jan 4-15	10	26	37	16	11	*
2017 Jan 4-8	10	33	33	17	6	1
2013 Nov 7-10	11	44	29	9	6	1
2012 Feb 2-5	18	42	28	7	5	*
2009 Jan 9-11	13	37	29	10	10	*
2008 Aug 21-23 ^	13	36	29	10	11	1
2006 Dec 8-10	12	33	29	15	10	*
2004 Jun 3-6	9	29	31	18	13	*
2002 Jan 11-14 ^	12	27	32	11	17	1
2001 Jan 5-7 ^	15	32	30	11	11	1
2000 Jul 14-16 ^	6	27	39	13	14	1
2000 Feb 14-15 ^	8	29	34	12	16	1
1999 Aug 3-4	6	30	33	14	17	*
1999 Feb 8-9 ^	11	29	27	13	18	2
1998 Jan 24-25 ^	8	23	37	16	14	2
1998 Jan 23-24 ^	7	23	41	14	14	1
1997 Jan 31-Feb 2 ^	6	30	47	8	8	1
George H.W. Bush
2021 Jan 4-15	7	21	53	11	6	1
2017 Jan 4-8	6	21	51	12	8	1
2013 Nov 7-10	3	24	48	12	10	2
2012 Feb 2-5	6	29	44	11	9	1
2009 Jan 9-11	5	23	49	10	11	2
2006 Dec 8-10	5	27	50	10	8	*
2004 Jun 3-6	3	23	55	12	6	1
1999 Aug 3-4	7	34	46	8	4	1
1993 Jan 8-11	6	30	51	8	4	1
Ronald Reagan
2021 Jan 4-15	17	35	30	10	6	1
2017 Jan 4-8	20	43	21	11	3	1
2013 Nov 7-10	19	42	27	6	4	2
2012 Feb 2-5	27	42	20	6	4	1
2009 Jan 9-11	25	39	26	4	5	2
2006 Dec 8-10	24	40	26	6	4	1
2004 Jun 3-6	15	43	31	6	4	1
1999 Aug 3-4	12	42	34	7	6	*
1993 Jan 8-11	8	30	37	15	9	1
1988 Dec 27-29	17	42	25	9	5	2
1988 Sep 9-11	12	40	24	11	9	4
1987 Jul 10-13	9	28	35	16	10	3
1986 Mar 7-10	16	46	23	8	5	2
1985 Jan 25-28	15	40	27	9	5	4
Jimmy Carter
2021 Jan 4-15	6	21	43	14	10	6
2017 Jan 4-8	7	21	36	18	12	5
2013 Nov 7-10	4	19	37	20	15	6
2012 Feb 2-5	5	20	34	22	16	3
2009 Jan 9-11	6	20	39	15	14	5
2006 Dec 8-10	11	27	38	13	9	3
2004 Jun 3-6	5	22	48	17	7	1
1999 Aug 3-4	6	24	50	13	5	2
1993 Jan 8-11	3	13	40	27	14	3
1981 Jan 30-Feb 2	5	19	37	26	11	2
1980 Dec 5-8	3	11	37	31	15	3
Richard Nixon
2021 Jan 4-15	4	7	26	29	30	4
2017 Jan 4-8	4	9	27	34	22	4
2013 Nov 7-10	2	13	27	29	23	6
2012 Feb 2-5	3	11	28	32	23	3
2009 Jan 9-11	2	13	32	23	25	4
2004 Jun 3-6	3	11	34	31	20	1
1999 Aug 3-4	4	18	35	24	17	2
John Kennedy
2021 Jan 4-15	23	47	25	2	1	2
2017 Jan 4-8	24	55	18	1	*	2
2013 Nov 7-10	18	56	19	2	1	4
2004 Jun 3-6	23	55	19	2	*	1
Gerald Ford
2017 Jan 4-8	5	14	54	15	3	9
2013 Nov 7-10	2	14	56	15	5	8
2012 Feb 2-5	5	16	54	15	4	6
2009 Jan 9-11	4	19	58	7	4	8
2006 Dec 8-10	6	17	60	9	3	5
2004 Jun 3-6	2	12	66	13	4	3
1976 Dec 10-13	5	20	50	15	7	4
Lyndon Johnson
2017 Jan 4-8	4	19	44	15	6	12
2013 Nov 7-10	4	16	46	14	8	12
2004 Jun 3-6	2	16	51	18	6	7
Dwight Eisenhower
2017 Jan 4-8	11	39	34	3	2	11
2013 Nov 7-10	10	39	36	2	1	12
Franklin Roosevelt
2004 Jun 3-6	24	53	17	1	1	4
1997 Apr 11-13 ^	32	36	22	2	2	6
^ Not asked in rotation with other presidents; * Less than 0.5%
澳门六合彩官方网址

Do you approve or disapprove of the way [ ... ] is handling his presidential transition?

	% Approve	% Disapprove	% No opinion
Joe Biden
2021 Jan 4-15	68	31	1
2020 Dec 1-17	65	33	2
Donald Trump
2017 Jan 4-8 ^	44	51	4
2016 Dec 7-11	48	48	4
Barack Obama
2009 Jan 9-11	83	12	5
2008 Dec 12-14	75	17	8
2008 Dec 1	78	13	9
George W. Bush
2001 Jan 15-16	61	25	14
2001 Jan 5-7	65	26	9
Bill Clinton
1993 Jan 14-15	68	18	15
1992 Dec 18-20	67	15	18
1992 Nov 19-20	62	14	24
^ Asked of a half sample
澳门六合彩官方网址

What kind of president do you think [ 鈥� ] will be -- outstanding, above average, average, below average or poor?

	Outstanding	Above average	Average	Below average	Poor	No opinion
	%	%	%	%	%	%
Joe Biden
2021 Jan 4-15 ^	13	27	26	10	24	*
Donald Trump
2017 Jan 4-8	12	25	19	11	32	2
Barack Obama
2009 Jan 9-11	24	38	25	5	6	3
George W. Bush
2001 Jan 15-16	10	37	14	24	12	3
George H.W. Bush
1989 Jan 24-26	6	32	31	16	6	9
^ Asked of a half sample; * Less than 0.5%; For George H.W. Bush and George W. Bush, the "average" response was volunteered rather than offered as an explicit response choice.
澳门六合彩官方网址

How would you rate the appointments President-elect [ 鈥� ] has made so far to Cabinet-level positions? Would you say his choices have been -- outstanding, above average, average, below average or poor?

	Outstanding	Above average	Average	Below average	Poor	No opinion
	%	%	%	%	%	%
Joe Biden
2021 Jan 4-15 ^	14	25	27	10	17	8
Donald Trump
2017 Jan 4-8 ^	11	21	20	12	32	4
Barack Obama
2009 Jan 9-11 ^	13	32	38	5	5	7
George W. Bush
2001 Jan 5-7	12	26	43	6	7	6
Bill Clinton
1993 Jan 24-26	6	21	51	6	6	10
1993 Jan 18-19	7	25	51	7	5	5
1992 Dec 18-20	8	24	43	5	4	16
^ Asked of a half sample
澳门六合彩官方网址

Now I'm going to mention some issues facing the country and ask whether you believe the United States has made progress, stood still or lost ground in each during the last eight years, since [ 鈥� ] became president. How about in terms of -- [RANDOM ORDER]?

	Made progress	Stood still	Lost ground	No opinion
	%	%	%	%
Donald Trump (2021 Jan 21-Feb 2)
The economy	51	10	38	*
National defense and the military	49	26	24	1
Energy	46	25	28	1
Terrorism	44	20	35	*
Taxes	42	25	33	*
Trade relations with other countries	38	15	45	1
The situation for gay and lesbian Americans	37	28	33	2
The situation in Afghanistan	35	35	24	5
The United States' position in the world	34	8	58	1
Immigration	33	14	52	1
Healthcare	32	27	41	--
The situation for Black Americans	32	17	49	1
Crime	30	26	43	1
The gap between the wealthy and less well-off	25	21	54	1
Education	23	29	47	2
Race relations	23	16	61	--
Climate change	17	32	49	1
The federal debt	16	18	62	4
Barack Obama (2017 Jan 2-3)
The situation for gays and lesbians	68	11	16	5
Energy	46	26	23	5
Healthcare	43	13	43	1
The economy	42	20	36	1
Climate change	33	38	23	5
Trade relations with other countries	32	28	36	5
Education	31	28	39	2
The United States' position in the world	30	19	49	3
National defense and the military	30	28	39	4
The situation for blacks	30	27	37	6
Terrorism	28	20	49	3
Immigration	27	27	45	2
The situation in Afghanistan	26	26	38	10
The situation in Iraq	25	23	47	5
Race relations	25	20	52	2
Taxes	23	40	34	3
Crime	21	21	56	2
The federal debt	21	18	57	4
The gap between the wealthy and less well-off	14	34	48	5
George W. Bush (2009 Jan 2-4)
Terrorism	40	20	37	3
Race relations	40	31	25	4
National defense and the military	39	21	36	4
Efforts to fight AIDS	38	31	19	11
Education	28	28	42	3
The environment	28	28	42	3
Crime	25	33	39	3
Civil liberties	21	35	38	6
Energy	21	27	49	4
Taxes	16	35	45	4
Immigration	14	28	51	7
Healthcare	13	33	52	2
The United States' position in the world	12	17	69	3
The economy	5	7	87	1
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As you may know, earlier this month the House of Representatives voted to impeach Donald Trump, which means they decided there is enough evidence to bring him to trial before the Senate. Next, the Senate must review the evidence and vote on whether to find Trump guilty or not guilty of the charges. What do you want YOUR senators to do --- [ROTATED: Vote in favor of convicting Trump and finding him guilty of the charges (or) Vote against convicting Trump and finding him not guilty of the charges]?

	Convict	Not convict	No opinion
	%	%	%
2021 Jan 21-Feb 2	52	45	3
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Regardless of which presidential candidate you preferred, do you think the [ ... ] administration will or will not be able to do each of the following? How about -- Reduce unemployment?

	Yes, will	No, will not	No opinion
	%	%	%
Joe Biden
2020 Dec 1-17	54	46	*
Donald Trump
2016 Nov 10-11 ^	62	35	3
Barack Obama
2012 Nov 9-12	56	43	2
2009 Oct 16-19	51	46	2
2008 Nov 7-9	67	32	1
Bill Clinton
1993 Feb 12-13	56	38	6
1992 Nov 10-11	58	37	5
Ronald Reagan
1980 Nov 21-24	47	37	16
^ WORDING: Reduce unemployment and create new jobs?
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Regardless of which presidential candidate you preferred, do you think the [ ... ] administration will or will not be able to do each of the following? How about -- Substantially reduce the federal budget deficit?

	Yes, will	No, will not	No opinion
	%	%	%
Joe Biden
2020 Dec 1-17	28	71	1
Donald Trump
2016 Nov 10-11	46	52	2
Barack Obama
2012 Nov 9-12	39	58	3
2008 Nov 7-9	42	56	2
George W. Bush
2005 Jan 14-16 ^	26	70	4
2001 Jan 15-16 #	50	46	4
Bill Clinton
1993 Feb 16-17 ^	50	45	5
1993 Feb 12-14 ^	46	48	6
1992 Nov 10-11 ^	38	54	8
George H.W. Bush
1989 Jan 24-25 ^	39	46	15
1988 Nov 14-Dec 4	33	52	15
Ronald Reagan
1980 Nov 21-24 @	30	55	15
^WORDING: Reduce the federal budget deficit; #Keep the federal budget balanced; @ Balance the budget
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Regardless of which presidential candidate you preferred, do you think the [ ... ] administration will or will not be able to do each of the following? How about -- Improve the economy?

	Yes, will	No, will not	No opinion
	%	%	%
Joe Biden
2020 Dec 1-17	53	46	1
Donald Trump
2016 Nov 10-11	60	37	2
Barack Obama
2012 Nov 9-12 #	54	45	2
2008 Nov 7-9 #	64	34	2
George W. Bush
2005 Jan 14-16 ^	62	35	3
2001 Jan 15-16 ^	63	33	4
Bill Clinton
1992 Nov 10-11	59	35	6
George H.W. Bush
1989 Jan 24-25 ^	74	15	10
1988 Nov 14-Dec 4 ^	65	23	12
WORDING: ^Keep America prosperous; #Create a strong economic recovery
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Regardless of which presidential candidate you preferred, do you think the [ ... ] administration will or will not be able to do each of the following? How about -- Improve education?

	Yes, will	No, will not	No opinion
	%	%	%
Joe Biden
2020 Dec 1-17	63	36	*
Donald Trump
2016 Nov 10-11	53	45	2
Barack Obama
2012 Nov 9-12	68	31	1
2008 Nov 7-9	71	27	1
George W. Bush
2005 Jan 14-16 ^	58	40	2
2001 Jan 15-16	66	32	2
Bill Clinton
1992 Nov 10-11	69	25	6
George H.W. Bush
1988 Nov 14-Dec 4	61	30	9
^Asked of a half sample
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Regardless of which presidential candidate you preferred, do you think the [ ... ] administration will or will not be able to do each of the following? How about -- Improve the quality of the environment?

	Yes, will	No, will not	No opinion
	%	%	%
Joe Biden
2020 Dec 1-17	64	36	*
Donald Trump
2016 Nov 10-11	35	61	4
Barack Obama
2012 Nov 9-12	57	42	2
2008 Nov 7-9	70	28	2
George W. Bush
2005 Jan 14-16 ^	39	57	4
2001 Jan 15-16	42	52	6
Bill Clinton
1992 Nov 10-11	64	29	7
George H.W. Bush
1989 Jan 24-25	62	26	12
1988 Nov 14-Dec 4	50	36	14
^Asked of a half sample
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Regardless of which presidential candidate you preferred, do you think the [ ... ] administration will or will not be able to do each of the following? How about -- Improve conditions for minorities and the poor?

	Yes, will	No, will not	No opinion
	%	%	%
Joe Biden
2020 Dec 1-17	60	39	1
Donald Trump
2016 Nov 10-11	44	53	2
Barack Obama
2012 Nov 9-12	72	28	1
2008 Nov 7-9	80	19	1
George W. Bush
2001 Jan 15-16 ^	44	51	5
Bill Clinton
1992 Nov 10-11	68	27	5
George H.W. Bush
1988 Nov 14-Dec 4 ^	39	48	13
^ WORDING: Improving conditions for the disadvantaged and poor
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Regardless of which presidential candidate you preferred, do you think the [ ... ] administration will or will not be able to do each of the following? How about -- Avoid raising your taxes?

	Yes, will	No, will not	No opinion
	%	%	%
Joe Biden
2020 Dec 1-17	30	70	*
Donald Trump
2016 Nov 10-11 #	51	46	3
Barack Obama
2012 Nov 9-12	38	60	2
2008 Nov 7-9	36	61	2
George W. Bush
2005 Jan 14-16 ^	49	47	4
2001 Jan 15-16 #	49	46	5
Bill Clinton
1993 Feb 12-14	15	82	3
1992 Nov 10-11	20	74	6
George H.W. Bush
1989 Jan 24-25	29	64	8
1988 Nov 14-Dec 4	24	68	8
WORDING: # Cut your taxes; ^ Improve the federal tax system
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Regardless of which presidential candidate you preferred, do you think the [ ... ] administration will or will not be able to do each of the following? How about -- Improve the healthcare system?

	Yes, will	No, will not	No opinion
	%	%	%
Joe Biden
2020 Dec 1-17	58	41	1
Donald Trump
2016 Nov 10-11	52	46	3
Barack Obama
2012 Nov 9-12	55	44	1
2009 Oct 16-19	46	52	2
2008 Nov 7-9	64	34	1
George W. Bush
2005 Jan 14-16 ^	44	53	3
2001 Jan 15-16	46	49	5
Bill Clinton
1992 Nov 10-11	64	30	6
^ Asked of a half sample.
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Regardless of which presidential candidate you preferred, do you think the [ ... ] administration will or will not be able to do each of the following? How about -- Control illegal immigration?

	Yes, will	No, will not	No opinion
	%	%	%
Joe Biden
2020 Dec 1-17	44	55	1
Donald Trump
2016 Nov 10-11	59	38	3
Barack Obama
2012 Nov 9-12	36	63	2
2008 Nov 7-9	35	62	3
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Regardless of which presidential candidate you preferred, do you think the [ ... ] administration will or will not be able to do each of the following? How about -- Keep the U.S. safe from terrorism?

	Yes, will	No, will not	No opinion
	%	%	%
Joe Biden
2020 Dec 1-17	56	44	1
Donald Trump
2016 Nov 10-11	57	40	3
Barack Obama
2012 Nov 9-12	65	34	1
2009 Oct 16-19	57	40	2
2008 Nov 7-9	62	36	2
George W. Bush
2005 Jan 14-16 ^	68	30	2
^ Asked of a half sample.
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Regardless of which presidential candidate you preferred, do you think the [ ... ] administration will or will not be able to do each of the following? How about -- Heal political divisions in this country?

	Yes, will	No, will not	No opinion
	%	%	%
Joe Biden
2020 Dec 1-17	39	61	*
Donald Trump
2016 Nov 10-11	39	57	4
Barack Obama
2012 Nov 9-12	33	64	3
2009 Oct 16-19	28	69	3
2008 Nov 7-9	54	44	2
George W. Bush
2005 Jan 14-16 ^	33	64	3
2001 Jan 15-16	41	53	6
^ Asked of a half sample.
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Regardless of which presidential candidate you preferred, do you think the [ ... ] administration will or will not be able to do each of the following? How about -- Increase respect for the United States abroad?

	Yes, will	No, will not	No opinion
	%	%	%
Joe Biden
2020 Dec 1-17	60	39	1
Donald Trump
2016 Nov 10-11	47	51	2
Barack Obama
2008 Nov 7-9	76	22	1
George W. Bush
2005 Jan 14-16 ^ #	50	48	2
2001 Jan 15-16 #	58	38	4
Bill Clinton
1992 Nov 10-11	50	40	10
George H.W. Bush
1989 Jan 24-25	74	15	11
1988 Nov 14-Dec 4	64	24	12
^ Asked of a half sample.; #WORDING: "Improve respect..."
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Regardless of which presidential candidate you preferred, do you think the [ ... ] administration will or will not be able to do each of the following? How about -- Reduce the crime rate?

	Yes, will	No, will not	No opinion
	%	%	%
Joe Biden
2020 Dec 1-17	39	60	1
Donald Trump
2016 Nov 10-11	43	54	3
George W. Bush
2001 Jan 15-16	44	50	6
George H.W. Bush
1989 Jan 24-25 ^	39	49	12
1988 Nov 14-Dec 4 ^	36	52	12
^ WORDING: "Reduce the crime rate in the United States"
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Regardless of which presidential candidate you preferred, do you think the [ ... ] administration will or will not be able to do each of the following? How about -- Improve race relations?

	Yes, will	No, will not	No opinion
	%	%	%
Joe Biden
2020 Dec 1-17	54	45	*
Donald Trump
2016 Nov 10-11	35	62	3
George W. Bush
2001 Jan 15-16	44	51	5
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Regardless of which presidential candidate you preferred, do you think the [ ... ] administration will or will not be able to do each of the following? How about -- Keep the nation out of war?

	Yes, will	No, will not	No opinion
	%	%	%
Joe Biden
2020 Dec 1-17	52	46	1
Donald Trump
2016 Nov 10-11	38	57	5
Bill Clinton
1992 Nov 10-11	60	27	13
George H.W. Bush
1988 Nov 14-Dec 4	70	15	15
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Regardless of which presidential candidate you preferred, do you think the Trump administration will or will not be able to do each of the following? How about -- Improve the way the federal government works?

	Yes, will	No, will not	No opinion
	%	%	%
Donald Trump
2016 Nov 10-11	49	48	3
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Regardless of which presidential candidate you preferred, do you think the Trump administration will or will not be able to do each of the following? How about -- Appoint good justices to the U.S. Supreme Court?

	Yes, will	No, will not	No opinion
	%	%	%
Donald Trump
2016 Nov 10-11	52	46	3
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Do you think it is better for the country to have a president who comes from the same political party that controls Congress, does it make no difference either way, or do you think it is better to have a president from one political party and Congress controlled by another?

	Same party	No difference	Different parties	No opinion
	%	%	%	%
2020 Aug 31-Sep 13	41	32	23	4
2018 Sep 4-12 ^	36	31	29	4
2017 Sep 6-10	33	37	25	6
2016 Sep 7-11	36	36	20	8
2015 Sep 9-13	33	38	24	5
2014 Sep 4-7	30	37	28	5
2013 Oct 3-6	25	38	28	9
2012 Sep 6-9	38	33	23	6
2011 Sep 8-11 ^	28	39	29	5
2010 Aug 27-30	27	40	27	5
2010 May 24-25	27	39	30	4
2008 Sep 8-11 ^	34	34	25	7
2007 Sep 14-16	26	38	29	6
2006 Sep 7-10 ^	28	36	32	3
2006 Jun 23-25	26	38	31	5
2005 Sep 12-15 ^	29	33	36	2
2004 Sep 13-15 ^	33	37	26	4
2003 Sep 8-10 ^	35	37	26	2
2002 Sep 5-8 ^	34	33	30	3
^ Asked of a half sample.
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Thinking for a moment about the way in which the president is elected in this country, which would you prefer -- [ROTATED: to amend the Constitution so the candidate who receives the most total votes nationwide wins the election, (or) to keep the current system, in which the candidate who wins the most votes in the Electoral College wins the election]?

	Amend the Constitution	Keep current system	Both/Neither/No opinion
	%	%	%
2020 Aug 31-Sep 13	61	38	1
2019 Apr 17-30 ^	55	43	2
2016 Nov 28-29	49	47	4
2011 Oct 6-9	62	35	4
2004 Oct 11-14	61	35	4
2000 Dec 15-17	59	37	4
2000 Nov 11-12	61	35	4
^ Asked of a half sample
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Next, as you may know, removing a president from office involves two major steps in Congress. First, the House of Representatives must vote on whether there is enough evidence to bring a president to trial before the Senate. This step is called impeachment. Next, the Senate must vote on whether to remove the president from office, or not. As you may know, the House has now impeached Donald Trump and the case [has been/will be] sent to the Senate for trial. What do you want YOUR senators to do -- [vote in favor of convicting Trump and removing him from office (or) vote against convicting Trump so he will remain in office]?

	Convict/Remove from office	Not convict/Keep in office	No opinion
	%	%	%
2020 Jan 16-29	46	52	1
2020 Jan 2-15	46	51	3
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Next we have some questions about the allegations being reported in the news concerning President Trump. Based on what you know at this point, do you think that Donald Trump should or should not be impeached and removed from office?

	Yes, should be	No, should not	No opinion
	%	%	%
2019 Dec 2-15	46	51	3
2019 Nov 1-14	48	50	2
2019 Oct 14-31	51	48	1
2019 Oct 1-13	52	46	2
2019 Jun 3-16 ^	45	53	2
^ WORDING: Based on what you know about Robert Mueller's investigation into Donald Trump's activities, do you think that Donald Trump should or should not be impeached and removed from office?
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Is your mind made up about whether or not President Trump should be impeached and removed from office, or is there a chance you could change your mind?

	Mind made up	Could change mind	No opinion
	%	%	%
2019 Nov 1-14	69	28	3
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Do you think the allegations that President Trump withheld U.S. aid to Ukraine until the Ukraine government agreed to investigate Joe Biden and his family are -- [ROTATED: definitely true, probably true, probably not true (or) definitely not true]?

	Definitely true	Probably true	Probably not true	Definitely not true	No opinion
	%	%	%	%	%
2019 Nov 1-14	21	33	28	13	4
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So far, do you think the impeachment process has been fair or unfair to President Trump?

	Fair	Unfair	No opinion
	%	%	%
2019 Nov 1-14	51	46	3
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If you had to choose -- would you rather have someone as president who -- [ROTATED: does set a good moral example for the country, but whose political views you do not generally agree with, (or) does not set a good moral example for the country, but whose views you generally do agree with]?

	Sets good moral example	Agrees on issues	No opinion
	%	%	%
2019 Oct 14-31	58	35	7
1999 Feb 12-13	52	40	8
1999 Jun 3-6	59	32	9
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Apart from whether you approve or disapprove of the way [...] is handling his job as president, what do you think of [...] as a person? Would you say you approve or disapprove of him?

	Approve	Disapprove	No opinion
	%	%	%
Donald Trump
2019 Sep 16-30	34	62	4
George W. Bush
2003 Nov 14-16	68	27	5
2001 Jul 10-11	70	25	5
2001 Feb 9-11	65	27	8
Bill Clinton
2000 Jul 14-16	36	59	5
2000 Apr 28-30	29	63	8
2000 Mar 10-12	35	59	6
2000 Feb 25-27	32	63	5
2000 Jan 17-19	36	59	5
2000 Jan 7-10	31	64	5
1999 Oct 8-10	35	62	3
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Do you think it is better for the country -- [ROTATED: to have a president who comes from the same political party that controls Congress, (or do you think it is better) to have a president from one political party and Congress controlled by another]?

	Same party	Different parties	No difference (vol.)/No opinion
	%	%	%
2018 Sep 4-12 ^	48	39	13
2011 Sep 8-11 ^	48	36	16
2008 Sep 8-11 ^	40	41	19
2006 Sep 7-10 ^	37	48	15
2005 Sep 12-15 ^	44	43	13
2004 Sep 13-15 ^	43	35	22
2003 Sep 8-10 ^	46	45	9
2002 Sep 5-8 ^	44	41	15
2002 Apr 5-7	43	42	15
2001 Sep 7-10	43	45	12
2000 Oct 6-9	48	40	12
2002 Apr 5-7 ^	41	43	16
2001 Sep 7-10 ^	42	46	12
2000 Oct 6-9 ^	45	42	13
1998 Apr 17-19	40	42	18
1997 Sep 25-28	31	45	24
1997 Aug 22-25	42	41	17
1994 Oct 7-9	45	37	18
1994 Jan 15-17	46	36	18
1993 Aug 8-10	48	37	15
^ Asked of a half sample; (vol.) = Volunteered response
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Which one of the following characteristics is the most important one to you in rating how a president is handling his job -- [ROTATED: his moral values, his positions on issues (or) his ability to manage the government]?

	Moral values	Positions on issues	Manage gov't	All equally (vol.)	No opinion
	%	%	%	%	%
2018 Jul 30-Aug 5	21	29	37	9	4
2002 Apr 29-May 1	26	25	37	10	2
1998 Jan 30-Feb 1	16	22	55	--	7
1996 May 9-12	18	24	51	--	7
* Less than 0.5%; (vol.) = Volunteered response
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How important do you think it is for the president to provide moral leadership for the country -- very important, somewhat important, only slightly important or not at all important?

	Very important	Somewhat important	Only slightly important	Not at all important	No opinion
	%	%	%	%	%
2018 May 1-10	66	21	8	3	1
1999 Feb 12-13	73	19	4	3	1
1998 Sep 14-15	72	18	5	4	1
1998 Feb 13-15	65	22	8	4	1
1994 Jun 3-6	78	17	4	1	--
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Overall, what kind of moral leadership do you think [ 鈥� ] provides as president -- [ROTATED: very strong, somewhat strong, somewhat weak (or) very weak]?

	Very strong	Somewhat strong	Somewhat weak	Very weak	No opinion
	%	%	%	%	%
Donald Trump
2018 May 1-10	11	29	18	41	1
Bill Clinton
1998 Sep 14-15	10	20	23	45	2
1996 Sep 27-29 ^	13	40	23	20	4
1996 May 9-12	11	42	27	18	2
^ Based on registered voters
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Thinking generally, and regardless of who happens to be president, how much does the person who is serving as president affect the following aspects of your life -- a great deal, a fair amount, only a little or not at all?

	Great deal	Fair amount	Only a little	Not at all	No opinion
	%	%	%	%	%
Your optimism about the future of the U.S.	45	26	19	9	1
Your interest in current events	45	23	21	10	1
Your confidence in the U.S. economy	40	31	22	6	1
Your satisfaction with the way things are going in the country	37	31	19	12	1
Your confidence that you can maintain or improve your standard of living	35	32	22	11	1
Your relationships with other people	23	19	24	33	1
Your overall happiness	22	30	31	17	--
Jan. 23-28, 2018
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Overall, has Donald Trump done better than you expected as president, worse than you expected or about as you expected?

	Better	Worse	As expected	No opinion
	%	%	%	%
Donald Trump
2018 Jan 2-7	21	35	44	*
Barack Obama
2011 May 12-15	14	24	61	2
2011 Apr 20-23	12	35	53	1
2009 Apr 20-21 ^	24	13	62	1
Bill Clinton
1993 Apr 22-24	12	14	73	1
^ Asked of a half sample
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Do you think [ ... ] is -- [ROTATED: moving too fast, doing about right or not moving fast enough] -- in addressing the major problems facing the country today?

	Too fast	About right	Not fast enough	No opinion
	%	%	%	%
Donald Trump
2017 Jan 30-31	47	35	10	7
Barack Obama
2009 Jan 30-Feb 1	22	63	10	5
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Now I'd like you to think about ...'s ability to handle a number of things over the next four years. Please tell me whether you are very confident, somewhat confident, not too confident or not at all confident that ... can -- Handle an international crisis?

	Very confident	Somewhat confident	Not too confident	Not at all confident	No opinion
	%	%	%	%	%
Donald Trump
2016 Dec 7-11	19	27	21	32	1
Barack Obama
2009 Jan 9-11	34	39	15	10	1
2008 Nov 7-9	36	31	18	14	*
George W. Bush
2005 Jan 14-16	36	28	17	18	1
2001 Jan 15-16	32	39	19	9	1
Bill Clinton
1997 Jan 10-13	27	45	16	11	1
1993 Jan 8-11	20	50	19	9	2
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Now I'd like you to think about ...'s ability to handle a number of things over the next four years. Please tell me whether you are very confident, somewhat confident, not too confident or not at all confident that ... can -- Use military force wisely?

	Very confident	Somewhat confident	Not too confident	Not at all confident	No opinion
	%	%	%	%	%
Donald Trump
2016 Dec 7-11	23	24	20	31	1
Barack Obama
2009 Jan 9-11	34	37	17	10	1
2008 Nov 7-9	37	32	17	14	*
George W. Bush
2005 Jan 14-16	34	22	19	24	1
2001 Jan 15-16	41	37	14	7	1
* Less than 0.5%
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Now I'd like you to think about ...'s ability to handle a number of things over the next four years. Please tell me whether you are very confident, somewhat confident, not too confident or not at all confident that ... can -- Defend U.S. interests abroad as president?

	Very confident	Somewhat confident	Not too confident	Not at all confident	No opinion
	%	%	%	%	%
Donald Trump
2016 Dec 7-11	30	25	17	27	1
Barack Obama
2009 Jan 9-11	37	38	15	8	2
2008 Nov 7-9	37	34	18	10	1
Bill Clinton
1992 Nov 10-11	23	42	23	9	2
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Now I'd like you to think about ...'s ability to handle a number of things over the next four years. Please tell me whether you are very confident, somewhat confident, not too confident or not at all confident that ... can -- Prevent major scandals in his administration?

	Very confident	Somewhat confident	Not too confident	Not at all confident	No opinion
	%	%	%	%	%
Donald Trump
2016 Dec 7-11	15	29	21	34	2
Barack Obama
2009 Jan 9-11	34	40	16	8	2
George W. Bush
2005 Jan 14-16	30	37	18	14	1
2001 Jan 15-16	39	38	13	8	2
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Now I'd like you to think about ...'s ability to handle a number of things over the next four years. Please tell me whether you are very confident, somewhat confident, not too confident or not at all confident that ... can -- Work effectively with Congress to get things done?

	Very confident	Somewhat confident	Not too confident	Not at all confident	No opinion
	%	%	%	%	%
Donald Trump
2016 Dec 7-11	24	36	19	20	1
Barack Obama
2009 Jan 9-11	44	45	6	4	1
George W. Bush
2005 Jan 14-16	26	44	17	12	1
2001 Jan 15-16	27	47	17	8	1
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Now I'd like you to think about ...'s ability to handle a number of things over the next four years. Please tell me whether you are very confident, somewhat confident, not too confident or not at all confident that ... can -- Manage the Executive Branch effectively?

	Very confident	Somewhat confident	Not too confident	Not at all confident	No opinion
	%	%	%	%	%
Donald Trump
2016 Dec 7-11	26	27	18	27	2
Barack Obama
2009 Jan 9-11	44	40	9	6	1
George W. Bush
2001 Jan 15-16	33	44	15	7	1
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Now I'd like you to think about ...'s ability to handle a number of things over the next four years. Please tell me whether you are very confident, somewhat confident, not too confident or not at all confident that ... can -- Handle the economy effectively?

	Very confident	Somewhat confident	Not too confident	Not at all confident	No opinion
	%	%	%	%	%
Donald Trump
2016 Dec 7-11	32	27	16	24	1
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In dealing with the problems facing the country, do you think [Donald Trump/Barack Obama] will or will not make a sincere effort to work with the [Democrats/ Republicans] in Congress to find solutions that are acceptable to both parties?

	Yes	No	No opinion
	%	%	%
Trump / Democrats
2016 Nov 9-13	58	40	2
Obama / Republicans
2012 Nov 9-12	65	33	1
2010 Nov 4-7	64	33	2
2009 Sep 11-13 ^	60	38	2
2009 Apr 20-21 ^	66	30	4
2008 Nov 7-9	80	19	1
^"...Obama has or has not made..."
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Do you think the [Democrats/Republicans] in Congress will or will not make a sincere effort to work with [Donald Trump/Barack Obama] and the [Republicans/ Democrats] in Congress to find solutions that are acceptable to both parties?

	Yes	No	No opinion
	%	%	%
Democrats/Trump and Republicans
2016 Nov 9-13	58	39	3
Republicans/Obama and Democrats
2012 Nov 9-12	48	48	5
2010 Nov 4-7	43	53	4
2009 Sep 11-13 ^	33	64	3
2009 Apr 20-21 ^	38	56	6
2008 Nov 7-9	62	37	2
^"...have or have not made..."
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Do you think the [Republicans/Democrats] in Congress will or will not make a sincere effort to work with the [Democrats/Republicans] in Congress to find solutions that are acceptable to both parties?

	Yes	No	No opinion
	%	%	%
Republicans work with Democrats
2016 Nov 9-13	49	49	2
Democrats work with Republicans
2012 Nov 9-12	57	40	3
2010 Nov 4-7	51	45	4
2009 Sep 11-13 ^	38	59	3
2009 Apr 20-21 ^	44	50	6
2008 Nov 7-9	59	40	1
^"...have or have not made..."
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Since the start of [...] when [...] became president, in general, would you say his presidency has been a success or a failure?

	Success	Failure	No opinion
	%	%	%
Barack Obama (2009)
2012 Feb 16-19	44	50	5
George W. Bush (2001)
2008 Apr 18-20	27	69	4
2006 Jan 20-22 ^	46	52	2
2005 Oct 28-30	42	55	3
2005 Aug 28-30 ^	47	51	2
Bill Clinton (1993)
2000 Aug 11-12	68	29	3
1999 Jan 22-24	77	20	3
1999 Jan 15-17	81	16	3
1998 Jan 24-25	70	26	4
1998 Jan 23-24	71	25	4
1997 Oct 27-29 ^	70	25	5
1996 Aug 30-Sep 1	64	31	5
1996 Aug 16-18	57	38	5
1996 Aug 5-7 ^	64	30	6
1994 Dec 2-5	44	50	6
George H.W. Bush (1989)
1993 Jan 8-11	53	33	2
^Asked of a half sample
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Who do you regard as the greatest United States president?

	Feb 2011	Feb 2005	Nov 2003	Apr 2003	Feb 2001	Feb 2000	Feb 1999
	%	%	%	%	%	%	%
Ronald Reagan	19	20	13	10	18	11	12
Abraham Lincoln	14	14	17	15	14	18	18
Bill Clinton	13	15	9	11	9	5	12
John Kennedy	11	12	17	13	16	22	12
George Washington	10	5	7	7	5	5	12
Franklin Roosevelt	8	12	11	9	6	12	9
Barack Obama	5	--	--	--	--	--	--
Theodore Roosevelt	3	2	3	2	2	3	3
Harry Truman	3	2	3	4	6	3	4
George W. Bush	2	5	3	11	--	--	--
Thomas Jefferson	2	2	3	2	1	3	2
Jimmy Carter	1	3	3	3	4	3	3
Dwight Eisenhower	1	1	2	1	1	3	2
George H.W. Bush	1	1	2	2	3	3	5
Andrew Jackson	*	*	*	--	--	--	--
Lyndon Johnson	*	*	*	*	--	--	--
Richard Nixon	*	1	1	1	1	2	2
Other	1	1	2	2	5	3	1
None	1	1	*	1	2	*	1
No opinion	5	3	4	6	7	4	2
Note: 2000 and 2001 data asked of half sample
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Thinking generally, how much influence do you think the president can have on each of the following? Would you say that the president can a great deal, fair amount, only a little or none at all on -- [RANDOM ORDER]?

	A great deal	A fair amount	Only a little	None at all	No opinion
	%	%	%	%	%
The nation's prosperity
2009 Jan 9-11	40	38	17	3	1
2001 Jan 15-16	30	45	20	4	1
Respect for the nation abroad
2009 Jan 9-11	54	30	11	3	1
2001 Jan 15-16	50	34	12	3	1
The quality of education in the U.S.
2009 Jan 9-11	39	38	17	5	1
2001 Jan 15-16	36	41	19	4	*
Race relations
2009 Jan 9-11	46	33	14	5	1
2001 Jan 15-16	27	41	22	9	1
Moral values in the U.S.
2009 Jan 9-11	35	33	22	9	1
2001 Jan 15-16	39	33	20	7	1
The quality of healthcare in the U.S.
2009 Jan 9-11	37	37	20	5	1
2001 Jan 15-16	27	44	23	5	1
The mood of the country
2009 Jan 9-11	54	34	8	2	2
2001 Jan 15-16	38	41	15	5	1
Promoting democracy around the world
2009 Jan 9-11	41	35	18	5	1
* Less than 0.5%
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Do you think [...] has spent too much time dealing with foreign policy problems, not enough time or the right amount of time?

	Too much	Not enough	Right amount	No opinion
	%	%	%	%
Barack Obama
2010 Feb 1-3	20	30	48	3
George W. Bush
2005 Aug 28-30	29	29	40	2
2004 Jan 2-5	23	16	59	2
2002 Oct 21-22	28	15	53	4
Bill Clinton
1994 Sep 23-25	27	25	44	5
1994 Jun 11-12	22	25	46	7
1994 Jan 6-8	19	28	50	3
George H.W. Bush
1992 Jan 3-6	50	7	40	3
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Do you think [...] has spent too much time dealing with economic policy problems, not enough time or the right amount of time?

	Too much	Not enough	Right amount	No opinion
	%	%	%	%
Barack Obama
2010 Feb 1-3	5	60	33	1
George W. Bush
2005 Aug 28-30	2	70	26	2
2004 Jan 2-5	1	55	42	2
2002 Oct 21-22	2	62	34	2
Bill Clinton
1994 Jan 6-8 ^	8	47	43	3
George H.W. Bush
1992 Jan 3-6	5	68	23	4
^ WORDING: "...domestic policy problems"
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Do you think the ethical practices of the [...] administration are worse than previous administrations, or not?

	Yes, worse	No, not worse	No opinion
	%	%	%
George W. Bush
2005 Jul 22-24 ^	39	58	3
2002 Jul 26-28	16	80	4
Bill Clinton
1996 Oct 16	41	56	3
^ Asked of a half sample
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