While on some gun questions support fluctuates, the president's main gun law priorities remain popular. It is politicians who have moved on these popular policies.

The Tea Party is more unpopular than ever before, according to a Rasmussen poll released Monday, with just three in 10 voters holding favorable views ...

Just over half the public says that the GOP should give up more than the Democrats in any bipartisan solution to the country's problems, according to ...

In a less than ringing endorsement, two-thirds of Americans predicted Washington's elected officials would behave "mostly like spoiled children" rathe...

The race in blue-trending Ohio looks to be tightening, with a CNN/ORC poll released Tuesday showing President Barack Obama leading Mitt Romney 51 perc...

As President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney gear up for the first presidential debate this week, a CNN/ORC International poll released Monday shows the ...

Nearly six in 10 likely voters think President Barack Obama will win the upcoming debates against Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney, accordi...

President Barack Obama leads Mitt Romney by six points nationally among likely voters, according to a CNN/ORC poll released Monday. Fifty-two perce...

The race between President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney remains close nationally, according to a poll released Friday afternoon by CNN/ORC Internation...

Most Republicans want Newt Gingrich and Ron Paul to drop out, according to a CNN/ORC International poll released Tuesday. Sixty percent of Republic...

CLINTON, Iowa -- A new poll of Iowa voters shows former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney surging to the lead in the Hawkeye State as former House Speake...

Saturday was "move your money" day. Wall Street banks won't tell how many customers they lost. But depositors, more than 78,000 of whom pledged to make the move, made their point. They voted differently. They voted with their feet and their wallets. And they won.

While former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney has been a staple in GOP presidential campaigns for at least the past five years he has yet to sway a majority of Republican that he's the "one for them."

WASHINGTON -- For politicians of both parties, the hits keep coming. Two new polls this week provide more evidence that, heading into the 2012 electi...

WASHINGTON -- House Speaker John Boehner's (R-Ohio) approval numbers have dropped significantly since taking on his leadership position at the beginni...

WASHINGTON -- The first set of instant reaction polls on the debt deal announced by President Obama Sunday night show net opposition to the agreement....

WASHINGTON -- A fledgling advocacy organization attacked CNN pollsters in April, but the transgression they alleged did not pan out. Still, the detail...

WASHINGTON -- President Barack Obama has received consistently-good news from recent polls showing modest but consistent improvement in his job-approv...

The CNN poll in October that found that almost as many people said they liked George W. Bush as President Obama seemed like it was either a case of so...

CNN / Opinion Research Corporation 10/27-30/10; 542 likely voters, 4% margin of error Mode: Live telephone interviews CNN release National 2010 Cong...

Talk about a page from Ripley's Believe it or Not. A new CNN poll now claims that the one-time universally battered, bruised, hectored and in virtual disgrace George W. Bush is almost as popular as President Obama.

Without factual support, it is becoming less and less tenable for opponents of same-sex marriage to argue that their positions are not influenced by a dislike of gay people and their intimate relationships.