Tuesday, November 9, 2010

Bush Gaining Ground On Obama.


















This graph from Gallup displays President Bush's overall favorable rating is sitting at 44%. It has been steadily increasing since he left office in 2008. I find it pretty interesting that Bush's approval is 3 points lower than President
Obama. Maybe he should run again...

Tuesday, November 2, 2010

Midterm Enthusiasm as Voters Head to Polls
















Americans' enthusiasm about voting exceeds the recent midterm election high set four years ago, with 50% of Americans and 53% of registered voters saying they are more enthusiastic.

Monday, October 25, 2010

Quartlery Job Approval of Obama


















Barack Obama averaged 44.7% job approval during the seventh quarter of his presidency. His average approval rating has declined each quarter since he took office, falling by more than two percentage points in the most recent quarter to establish a new low.

Sunday, October 17, 2010

Republicans Maintain Strength Among Likely Voters



















This chart by Gallup depicts Republicans hanging on to a majority in the upcoming elections in November. It's interesting to see that even in a low-high voter turnout, Republicans still hold an advantage over the Democrats. 

Monday, October 11, 2010

Unemployment in the Unied States.

















This graph from Gallup shows that unemployment has increased from 9.3% in August to 10.1% i September. It is interesting because both parties are claiming that jobs are being created and that they are full time. 

Monday, October 4, 2010

Democratic Nomination for 2012



 This chart show the percentage of people who would support wither Obama or Clinton for the Democratic Nomination for 2012. I find it interesting that most democrats don't approve of Obama but they will still vote for him to be the Democratic Nominee. Overall it seems like maybe switching to Clinton could have something to do with race and possibly sex.








Wednesday, September 29, 2010

GOP takes over in the fall.



 This table shows that the American people are expecting that the GOP will take over the House of Representatives this fall. It's interesting that 50% of Independents think that the GOP will take over even though most Independents tend to lean Democratic.