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Beer Remains Americans' Preferred Drink
July 25, 2008Forty-two percent of Americans who drink alcohol say that they most often drink beer, followed by wine (31%), and then liquor (23%).
Most Smokers in U.S. Want to Quit
July 24, 2008Among the 21% of Americans who say they smoke, 74% say they would like to give up smoking, and 67% say they are addicted to cigarettes.
Europeans Perceive Stake in U.S. Election
July 23, 2008A large majority of citizens in the United Kingdom, France, and Germany say it makes a difference to their country who is elected U.S. president, and a majority in each of these countries choose Barack Obama over John McCain for U.S. president.
No Sustained Bounce for Obama
July 22, 2008Despite the focus on Barack Obama’s trip abroad and a short-lived bounce, Monday night interviewing shows that the race between Obama and John McCain remains close.
In U.S., Economic Problems Eclipse All Others
July 22, 2008Six in 10 Americans (61%) name an economic issue as the most important problem facing the country, which together continue to eclipse Iraq and other non-economic issues.
Gallup Glance Around the Globe
July 21, 2008Data-driven insights into Barack Obama’s trip to Iraq, the pending India-U.S. nuclear deal, America’s banking troubles, and Colombia’s electoral integrity.
How the Overweight and Smokers Are Perceived
July 21, 2008Forty percent of Americans view a person that smokes more negatively, while 29% view a significantly overweight person more negatively.
Singapore Tops Public Transportation Rankings
July 18, 2008Singaporeans are more satisfied with their public transportation than are citizens in 20 of the world’s most populous cities. Gallup reports from the field on Singapore’s technologically advanced and highly efficient mass transit system.
Consumers See Poor Economy First-Hand
July 18, 2008Americans identify gas prices and the high cost of living as the top two most important financial problems they face today.
Singapore’s Rules Cut Driving, Boost Air Quality
July 17, 2008Singaporeans rate their air quality better than citizens polled in 20 of the world's most populous cities. Gallup reports from the field on how the tight restrictions on driving play a role.
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