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...to win a major-party presidential nomination). On the one hand, the authors note that 22 percent of Americans said in a recent Gallup poll that they would not vote for a hypothetical Mormon candidate for president. By comparison, 10 percent or fewer of respondents...

...how glowing unless they viscerally feel their own job and economic prospects improving. For what it's worth, the new USA Today/Gallup polls says it's 56 percent to 36 percent that President Obama will win in November and, the paper points out, that's a larger...

...The Associated Press reported that one-half of new college graduates are unemployed or underemployed. According to a recent Gallup poll, the underemployment rate for those ages 18 to 29 is double that of older age groups. This means Americans graduating today,...

...supporting that story (scary for the GOP): 22 percent of voters polled said they wouldn't vote for a Mormon, according to Gallup. In all but two primary states, Romney has worse exit poll numbers among evangelicals than non-evangelicals. But, to borrow a word...

...points in February. HuffPollster is the most pessimistic at -8.8 net favorable (partially because it does not include a recent Gallup poll that has Romney's net favorable at +11); but even that is up from -14 in the middle of the primary season. We'll see...

...long favored Democrats, although they narrowly bucked the trend and went to Republicans in the 2010 congressional election. A USA Today/Gallup Poll in 12 hotly contested states recently showed that women favor Obama over Republican challenger Mitt Romney,...

...Mswati III. But, the problem is his government is not delivering to these people,” he said. The opposition leader's comments follow a Gallup public opinion survey that finds King Mswati III to be among Africa’s least popular leaders. Shongwe said King Mswati...

...the workforce in even larger numbers with effective preventive measures and wellness programs could improve this low ranking. Gallup recently estimated that 86 percent of full-time employees in this country are above normal weight or have at least one chronic...

...According to a June 2011 Gallup poll, 22 percent of Americans said they would not vote for a nominee who was Mormon. The Gallup poll showed that the bias was much stronger against atheists and gays, however: 49 percent of Americans said they would not vote...

...according to Pew. Can Obama get a repeat performance? One of the challenges he faces is the rotten job market for college graduates. Gallup recently reported that one in three young adults (ages 18-29) is underemployed, up from 27.6 percent in July of last...