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By Dana Blanton

As President Barack Obama makes his closing arguments before the election, less than half of likely voters approve of the job he鈥檚 doing on the top issues facing the country. 聽In addition, more voters than not think the administration鈥檚 policies toward Egypt and Libya have failed.

By Dana Blanton

With less than a week before the election, the race for the White House is dead even: Barack Obama and Mitt Romney receive 46 percent each, according to a 樱桃视频 poll of likely voters.

By Dana Blanton

An increase in support from women as well as independents gives Barack Obama a post-convention advantage over challenger Mitt Romney. 聽The president receives a five percentage-point bounce among women and a 12-point bounce among independents, in a 樱桃视频 poll released Wednesday. 聽

By Dana Blanton

Less than two months before Election Day, most likely voters think the country is still in a recession, and a majority thinks the economy will improve faster if the country changes course rather than stays the course. 聽

By Dana Blanton

Obama tops Romney by seven percentage points among likely voters in both Ohio and Virginia. In Florida, the president holds a five-point edge.

By Dana Blanton

The latest 樱桃视频 poll finds the race for the White House holds steady, with 48 percent of likely voters backing the Obama-Biden ticket and 43 percent backing the Romney-Ryan ticket, if the election were held today. 聽That鈥檚 unchanged from two weeks ago, after the Democratic convention.

By Dana Blanton

Two weeks after the killing of a U.S. ambassador in Libya -- an attack the Obama administration blamed in part on an online video mocking the prophet Muhammad -- a majority of likely voters thinks the first thing a president should do in such situations is stand up for free speech, and not criticize how Americans exercise their First Amendment rights.

By Dana Blanton

A large majority of likely voters believes all Americans should pay some federal income tax -- even if it is as little as one percent of what they make. 聽聽聽

By Dana Blanton

A 57-percent majority of American voters feels 鈥渉opeful鈥� about the direction of the country, up significantly from the 33 percent who felt hopeful a year ago. When it comes to the economy, however, roughly the same number says the worst isn鈥檛 over yet, according to a 樱桃视频 poll

By Dana Blanton

Less than a week before the Republican convention begins, the race for the White House is a virtual tie. 聽According to a 樱桃视频 poll of likely voters, the Mitt Romney-Paul Ryan ticket receives the backing of 45 percent, while the Barack Obama-Joe Biden ticket garners 44 percent. 聽

By Dana Blanton

A 樱桃视频 poll asks which of two messages voters would send to the federal government. 聽A 54-percent majority would tell Uncle Sam to 芒鈧�艙leave me alone,芒鈧�锟� while 35 percent would ask Washington to 芒鈧�艙lend me a hand.芒鈧�锟�

By Dana Blanton

The president would take 49 percent of the vote compared to Romney's 40 percent in a head-to-head matchup if the election were held today, the poll found.

By Dana Blanton

The latest 樱桃视频 poll, released Thursday, shows 58 percent of voters think the Affordable Care Act needs to be changed and Congress should keep at it. Forty percent disagree: It's done and lawmakers should "move on."

By Dana Blanton

A majority of American voters would have voted to hold Attorney General Eric Holder in contempt of Congress for refusing to turn over documents about the Fast and Furious debacle.

By Dana Blanton

By nearly three-to-one, American voters see government as the problem as opposed to the solution in today鈥檚 economy. 聽Meanwhile, a majority believes President Obama鈥檚 policies are expanding the government. 聽

By Dana Blanton

Former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice is the top choice as Mitt Romney鈥檚 vice presidential running mate among both American voters overall as well as among Republicans. 聽

By Dana Blanton

Are you better off than you were four years ago? 聽Ronald Reagan asked Americans voters that in a pivotal 1980 debate with then-President Jimmy Carter. 聽

By Dana Blanton

Nearly six in ten American voters want the Supreme Court to overturn at least part of the 2010 health care law, according to a new 樱桃视频 poll. 聽

By Dana Blanton

In a dead-even race for the White House, a majority of American voters say their candidate must win for the country to get stronger. 聽A 樱桃视频 poll released Thursday also finds Republican Mitt Romney tops President Barack Obama on economic issues, while Obama鈥檚 biggest strengths are mainly foreign policy and fighting terrorism. 聽

By Dana Blanton

While American voters consider the Obama administration successful on national security, majorities say it has mostly failed at stimulating the economy and improving health care -- two areas the White House cites as major legislative accomplishments. 聽

By Dana Blanton

As the U.S. House of Representatives prepares to vote on whether to hold Attorney General Eric Holder in contempt of Congress, American voters are slightly more inclined to think the White House is covering up something about 鈥淔ast and Furious鈥� than that the Republican investigation into the failed gun-tracking operation is a witch hunt. 聽