The Reuters/Zogby Index Election '08
The RZI asks voters the same questions every month to gauge how America is feeling as the presidential race accelerates.

In a funk on economy

Deepening worries about the economy put Americans in a sour mood this month, with more voters fearing a recession.  Full Article

 

The Index Breakdown

Respondents who rated President Bush's job performance excellent or good, in %
Rated Congress's job performance excellent or good
Said the U.S. is headed in the right direction
Rated the performance of U.S. foreign policy excellent or good
Rated the performance of U.S. economic policy excellent or good
Rated their personal financial situation excellent or good
Said they were very or fairly proud of the U.S.
Felt very or fairly safe when thinking about threats to America from abroad
Felt very or fairly secure in their current job
Very or fairly confident their children will have a better life than they do
Telephone survey of likely voters nationwide was conducted Jan. 10 through Jan. 11 and included 1006interviews. The margin of error is +/- 3.1 percentage points. Numbers may not add up to 100% due to rounding.

Candidates one on one

Barack Obama
Hillary Clinton

How the two leading Democratic candidates would fare in a race against their GOP rivals according to the latest Reuters/Zogby poll.

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We also asked...

In addition to the 10 questions that make up the RZI, this month we asked about presidential candidates and Americans' view of the economy.
 
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Shifting race

Barack Obama has erased a once substantial deficit to climb into a virtual tie with Hillary Clinton in the Democratic presidential race while John McCain has charged to the front of the Republican field. Full Article

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If the Democratic primary were held today, for whom would you vote?

38.5%
Hillary Clinton
9%
John Edwards
3.5%
Dennis Kucinich
38%
Barack Obama
2%
Other
9%
Will not vote/not sure