Tuesday, April 3, 2007

What the polls are showing




The latest CBS poll shows strong support for the democratic proposal to set a timetable for US involvement in Iraq.

More than half of Americans support the U.S. House provision setting a timetable that calls for most U.S. troops to be out of Iraq by September, 2008. According to a new CBS News poll, 59% of those surveyed favored the provision while 37% are opposed.


On a related note, see Glenn Greenwald's latest column on this topic.

Fox News' latest poll has Dubya with a 61% disapproval. That's the highest disapproval rating for Dubya. Ever. Surprisingly, the Fox headline was about dems being confident of taking the White House in 2008. Go figure.

Survey USA has a cool interactive feature up on their home page that allows you to look at head-to-head general election matchups of all the major presidential candidates.

As always, Pollster.com is the single best web site for polling-related matters. I also recommend Professor Pollkatz; his graphic of Dubya's approval represented as a toilet flush is both hilarious and telling.

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