Poll Watch
Re: Poll Watch
When track-and-field athletes set new world records at the Olympics or other major competition, 35% of Americans say they suspect that the winners used performance-enchancing drugs.
Re: Poll Watch
Of all athletes, sports fans are more suspicious of weight lifters, runners, cyclists, and gymnasts.
Re: Poll Watch
Men and women agree that women are more honest, intelligent, compassionate, and creative.
princeton Survey Research
princeton Survey Research
Re: Poll Watch
A Princeton Survey Research says 69% of all respondents said men and women made equally strong leaders.
Re: Poll Watch
A Princeton Survey said 6% of women made better leaders while 21% said men did.
Men and Women held those views almost equally.
Men and Women held those views almost equally.
Re: Poll Watch
In a hypothetical head to head matchup between Republican vice president nominee Sarah Palin and Sen. Hillary Clinton, men prefer Palin by a margin of 49% to 45%.
Re: Poll Watch
22% of hiring managers say they now screen potential employees' profiles on facebook and other social networking sites, up from 11% in 2006.
Re: Poll Watch
34% of employees who screen candidates on the internet say they have found content that made them drop the canidate from any shortlist.
CareerBuilders
CareerBuilders
Re: Poll Watch
23% of married couples in the U.S. sleep in seprate beds or rooms to avoid conflicts over snoring and bed-hogging and to get a good night's sleep.
NationalSleep Foundation
NationalSleep Foundation
Re: Poll Watch
55% of American adults believe they have been protected from harm by a "guardian angel."
Re: Poll Watch
81% of black Protestants, 66% Of Evangelicals, 57% of Catholics 55% of mainline Protestants, and 10% of Jews say they sensed the presence of angles doing God's work on earth-as did 20% of peole who said they have no religion.
Re: Poll Watch
A record -high 43% of Americans say they are follwing news about national politics "very closely" up from 30% this time last year and 36% during the last presidential election.
Gallup
Gallup