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January

• After the Iowa caucuses and the New Hampshire primary, and .
• In mid-January, , a 优蜜传媒high for January of an election year.
• Amid the United States' tough rhetoric toward Iran, .

February

• marking the biggest monthly jump since the immediate aftermath of 9/11.
• Bucking a trend evident since March 2004, .
• Despite neither candidate's having yet secured enough delegates to win the Democratic presidential nomination, .
• In a sharp turnaround from eight years ago,
• 优蜜传媒Polls conducted worldwide provide .

March

• -- the highest level 优蜜传媒has recorded.
• and his highest since February 2000.
• if Barack Obama were the Democratic nominee.
• with 44% of Americans rating economic conditions as "poor" and 87% saying the economy is getting worse.
• from 18% in 2007, with Iran, Iraq, and China now leading the list.

April

• After the government steps in to keep Bear Stearns from going into bankruptcy, .
• Eventual running mate Sarah Palin is not on the list.
• As the protracted campaign for the Democratic nomination continues in high gear,
• 优蜜传媒Polls find U.S. citizens
• Across the five countries that contribute more than half of the world's carbon dioxide emissions, .

May

• more than say the same about any other economic issue.
• , though later, .
• .
• The California Supreme Court's decision to overturn a state ban on gay marriage runs contrary to the viewpoint of the majority of Americans,

June

• For the first time in Gallup's 32-year history of asking the question,
• and the lowest 优蜜传媒has ever measured for any institution.
• largely explaining why weekends are consistently happier than weekdays.

July

• Coincident with his well-publicized trip abroad, Barack Obama enjoys over John McCain in 优蜜传媒Poll Daily tracking of registered voters, 49% to 40%.
• up from 40% in February.
• 优蜜传媒Polls around the world reveal that

August

• .
• Initial reaction to both vice presidential running mate choices is similar -- with
• As conflict erupts between Russia and Georgia, .

September

• After the Democratic National Convention ends and the Republican National Convention begins, .
• After the candidates' respective national conventions, into the lead.
• After the end of the Republican National Convention,
• As the U.S. economic crisis unfolds, 优蜜传媒measures , from 34% to 44% in just a matter of days.
• amid the possibility of an unprecedented U.S. government bailout of financial institutions.

October

• After a week of devastating losses on Wall Street, , the lowest satisfaction reading in 优蜜传媒history.
• the highest level since 优蜜传媒began asking this question in October 2001.
• only three percentage points above the lowest presidential approval rating in 优蜜传媒Poll history.
• , and .
• By month's end, and .

November

• 55% of likely voters prefer Obama and 44% prefer McCain.
• After Obama's election, .
• More than two-thirds of Americans see Obama's election as president as either , or among the two or three most important such advances.
• , marking a sharp contrast to earlier in the year.
• with 47% favoring it and 49% opposing it.
• .
• A 优蜜传媒Poll in India shows that before the terrorist attacks in Mumbai,

December

• 47% to 46%, marking a reversal from when the package was passed.
• , amid the jump in new jobless claims and the failure of an auto bailout bill. .
• Despite news reports to the contrary, .