Despite efforts to improve polling accuracy after the 2016 and 2020 elections, experts warn that accurately capturing the anti-establishmen...

The survey conducted by the Pew Research Center shows that about 24% of the respondents think that Joe Biden is 'mentally sharp'. It also f...

A study conducted by Pew Research shows that young people are moving toward the Republican Party in big numbers and most of them are under ...

In Australia, UK, Germany, the Netherlands, Sweden, the United States, South Korea, Spain and Canada, France and Italy negative views have ...

This is quite low given that in almost all major national polls after the two back-to-back conventions Clinton's lead was around nine perce...

Just 18% of registered voters checked the description "someone you admire" for Clinton and even fewer (10%) indicate that this description ...

Eighty-three per cent Indians say it is very important to have the freedom to practice their religion compared with a global median of 74 p...

Sixty-four per cent of Pakistanis have a favourable opinion of Sharif, essentially unchanged from the 66 per cent who expressed this view.

As the presidential poll campaign in the US moves towards its climax, independent surveys predict that Obama holds an edge over rival Romne...

As they confront a slowing economy and political gridlock, three-fifth of Indians are dissatisfied with the ways things are working in thei...

US President Barack Obama is the most admired foreign leader in India and a majority of city dwellers in the country want him re-elected, a...

An overwhelming majority of Indians view LeT and Pakistan as the greatest threats to their country and believe that there is a link between...

A poll has found that a majority of Pakistanis consider India more dangerous that the Taliban and al-Qaeda.

Majority of Pakistanis are more concerned about Taliban, al-Qaeda.

China's positive ratings in India have dipped with a new opinion poll showing 34 cent of Indians view it favourably compared to 43 per cent...

The popularity gap between Barack Obama and John McCain has doubled from seven percent earlier this month to 14 percent, according to the P...

Fewer Americans are reading newspapers and are instead getting their news online, but TV remains the leading source of news. Online games t...