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By Dana Blanton

With the midterm election just five months away, American voters are angry at incumbents, distrustful of the federal government, dissatisfied with the way things are going in the country and feeling gloomy on the economy.

By Dana Blanton

Amid the ongoing controversy over Arizona's new immigration law, voters by a 2-to-1 margin think individual states should have the right to make their own immigration laws. And a majority of voters would like their own state to follow Arizona's lead.

By Dana Blanton

The poll also finds that support for increasing offshore drilling continues to erode, though a majority still favors it.

By Dana Blanton

Views are mixed on the job President Obama is doing, and for the first time his approval rating has dipped below 80 percent among Democrats, a 樱桃视频 poll finds.

By Dana Blanton

American voters split down the middle over whether the Times Square bomber should be treated like a criminal or a combatant, but nearly half believe that the botched terror attempt was a failure for homeland security.

By Dana Blanton

Though support for offshore drilling has dipped in the wake of the recent oil spill in the Gulf, a majority of American voters still favor increasing drilling in U.S. coastal waters, according to the latest 樱桃视频 poll.

By Dana Blanton

If the Congressional election were held today, 42 percent of voters would back the Republican candidate in their district, while 40 percent would support the Democrat, according to the latest 樱桃视频 poll.

By Dana Blanton

Voters are much more likely to support a newcomer over an incumbent in the November elections, according to a 樱桃视频 poll released Friday. If the voter only knew that one candidate was the incumbent and the other was a new challenger, twice as many say they would vote for the newcomer.

By Dana Blanton

Even though many American voters are unfamiliar with Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan, most expect her to be confirmed as the next justice 鈥� though women are less likely than men to think her qualified for the job or to personally approve of her nomination.

By Dana Blanton

樱桃视频 poll finds Obama鈥檚 overall job approval rating dropped to a new low of 43 percent -- and finds by a 54 to 39 percent margin, American voters oppose the new health care law.聽

By Dana Blanton

Voters are particularly unhappy with how the president is handling the federal deficit:聽 31 percent approve and 62 percent disapprove.聽

By Dana Blanton

A new 樱桃视频 poll finds 58 percent of American voters think the federal government is 'broken,' while 30 percent feel it鈥檚 working 鈥渏ust okay鈥� and 9 percent say it鈥檚 working 'pretty well.' Voters are equally frustrated with Democrats in Congress as they are with Republicans in Congress.

By Dana Blanton

A 樱桃视频 poll released Thursday finds 66 percent of voters think President Obama should start taking responsibility. That鈥檚 more than three times as many as the 21 percent who think it鈥檚 right to continue to blame the Bush administration for the way things are going today.

By Dana Blanton

Most American voters are okay with having no Protestant on the Supreme Court, but only 9 percent think President Obama should pick another Ivy Leaguer according to a 樱桃视频 Poll released Wednesday.聽

By Dana Blanton

As Americans wait for Congress to act on health care, a 樱桃视频 poll released Thursday finds 55 percent oppose the reforms being considered, while 35 percent favor them.

By Dana Blanton

The latest 樱桃视频 poll finds that 79 percent of voters think it鈥檚 possible the economy could collapse, including large majorities of Democrats (72 percent), Republicans (84 percent) and independents (80 percent).

By Dana Blanton

Seventy-three percent of parents say they would allow their children to ride in a Toyota vehicle, while 26 percent say they wouldn鈥檛, according to a 樱桃视频 poll.

By Dana Blanton

What are you fed up with? Americans say they're sick and tired of partisan bickering in Washington and the booming federal deficit 鈥� and that's just the beginning of their woes.

By Dana Blanton

A vast majority of American voters say they think government spending is out of control -- and nearly six in 10 say they do not trust the federal government, up a striking 23 points since 2002.

By Dana Blanton

A 樱桃视频 poll released Thursday finds that while 46 percent of voters want a health care bill this year, slightly more -- 50 percent -- want legislators to do nothing for now.

By Dana Blanton

The consensus among American voters is Barack Obama is better at campaigning for the job than at doing the job, according to a 樱桃视频 poll released Thursday.