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PEW RESEARCH CENTER FOR THE PEOPLE & THE PRESS
JANUARY 2003 NEWS INTEREST INDEX
FINAL TOPLINE
January 8 - 12, 2003
N=1218
Q.1 Do you approve or disapprove of the way George W. Bush is handling his job
as president? [IF DK ENTER AS DK. IF DEPENDS PROBE ONCE WITH: Overall do
you approve or disapprove of the way George W. Bush is handling his job as
president? IF STILL DEPENDS ENTER AS DK]
Approve Disapprove Don’t know
January, 2003 58 32 10=100
December, 2002 61 28 11=100
Late October, 2002 59 29 12=100
Early October, 2002 61 30 9=100
Mid-September, 2002 67 22 11=100
Early September, 2002 63 26 11=100
Late August, 2002 60 27 13=100
August, 2002 67 21 12=100
Late July, 2002 65 25 10=100
July, 2002 67 21 12=100
June, 2002 70 20 10=100
April, 2002 69 18 13=100
Early April, 2002 74 16 10=100
February, 2002 78 13 9=100
January, 2002 80 11 9=100
Mid-November, 2001 84 9 7=100
Early October, 2001 84 8 8=100
Late September, 2001 86 7 7=100
Mid-September, 2001 80 9 11=100
Early September, 2001 51 34 15=100
August, 2001 50 32 18=100
July, 2001 51 32 17=100
June, 2001 50 33 17=100
May, 2001 53 32 15=100
April, 2001 56 27 17=100
March, 2001 55 25 20=100
February, 2001 53 21 26=100
Q.4 Next, I would like to ask you about some things that have been in the news.
Not everyone will have heard about them. First, [ROTATE ITEMS a. AND b.]
a. Can you tell me the name of the Republican Senator who recently resigned as
Majority Leader after making controversial remarks at a public event?
45 Trent Lott {correct}
4 Another name
51 Don't know/Refused (VOL.)
100
b. Do you happen to know the name of the country that recently admitted it was
secretly developing a nuclear weapons program?
Early
May Jan
1994 1994
64 North Korea {correct, accept "Korea"} 20 22
12 Other/Incorrect answer 4 6
24 Don't know/Refused 76 72
100 100 100
Q.5 Now I will read a list of some stories covered by news organizations this past
month. As I read each item, tell me if you happened to follow this news story
very closely, fairly closely, not too closely, or not at all closely?
[INSERT ITEM; ROTATE a THRU h WITH i ALWAYS LAST]
Very Fairly Not too Not at all
Closely Closely Closely Closely DK/Ref
a. Reports about the condition of
the U.S. economy 40 35 13 11 1=100
December, 2002 38 34 17 10 1=100
February, 2002 35 40 15 9 1=100
January, 2002 30 44 16 9 1=100
December, 2001 37 40 13 8 2=100
Mid-November, 2001 41 36 15 7 1=100
June, 2001 24 41 18 16 1=100
May, 2001 34 36 15 15 0=100
April, 2001 36 34 16 13 1=100
February, 2001 30 39 18 12 1=100
January, 2001 32 38 17 11 2=100
June, 1995 26 41 22 11 *=100
March, 1995 27 45 19 9 *=100
February, 1995 23 41 22 13 1=100
December, 1994 28 43 20 9 *=100
October, 1994 27 40 20 12 1=100
June, 1994 25 42 23 10 *=100
May, 1994 33 40 16 10 1=100
January, 1994 34 39 16 10 1=100
Early January, 1994 36 44 13 7 *=100
December, 1993 35 41 15 8 1=100
October, 1993 33 38 20 9 *=100
September, 1993 37 40 14 8 1=100
Early September, 1993 39 39 14 9 *=100
August, 1993 41 36 14 9 *=100
May, 1993 37 38 18 6 1=100
February, 1993 49 36 10 5 *=100
January, 1993 42 39 12 7 *=100
September, 1992 43 37 13 6 *=100
May, 1992 39 39 15 6 1=100
March, 1992 47 38 11 4 *=100
February, 1992 47 37 10 6 *=100
January, 1992 44 40 11 5 *=100
October, 1991 36 38 16 9 1=100
b. Debate over the possibility that
the U.S. will take military action
in Iraq 55 29 10 4 2=100
December, 2002 51 32 10 6 1=100
Late October, 2002 53 33 8 5 1=100
Early October, 2002 60 28 6 5 1=100
Early September, 2002 48 29 15 6 2=100
c. The work of United Nations
weapons inspectors in Iraq 34 41 14 10 1=100
December, 2002 35 39 15 10 1=100
August, 1998 18 31 23 27 1=100
February, 1998 36 40 16 8 *=100
January, 1998 32 35 18 15 *=100
December, 1997 34 33 15 17 1=100
November, 1997 44 32 10 13 1=100
October, 1991 35 38 15 11 1=100
d. North Korea's nuclear
weapons program 33 34 18 14 1=100
Late October, 2002 25 31 23 20 1=100
June, 1994 27 33 26 14 *=100
e. Political instability
in Venezuela 5 16 29 49 1=100
April, 2002 6 13 27 53 1=100
f. Senator Trent Lott's resignation
as Republican Majority Leader
after making controversial
remarks at a public event 20 34 24 21 1=100
g. A religious group claiming to
have successfully cloned a
human being 14 30 30 24 2=100
Early August, 1998 6 15 24 52 3=100
January, 1998 21 29 24 26 *=100
April, 1997 17 33 26 23 1=100
h. George W. Bush's tax cut and
economic stimulus plan 28 34 21 15 2=100
February, 2002 17 31 28 23 1=100
April, 2001 24 38 20 18 *=100
February, 2001 31 35 19 14 1=100
February, 1993 49 36 10 5 *=100
September, 1992 (RVs) 28 44 18 9 1=100
i. Recent announcements by prominent
Democrats about plans to run for
president in 2004 14 28 29 28 1=100
March, 1992 35 40 16 9 *=100
January, 1992 11 25 36 27 1=100
December, 1991 10 28 32 30 *=100
October, 1991 12 26 31 29 2=100
November, 1987 15 28 35 21 1=100
Q.6 Can you please tell me the names of any candidates planning to run for the
Democratic nomination for president in 2004? ... Can you think of any others?
[ACCEPT MULTIPLE RESPONSES, INCLUDING MULTIPLE "OTHERS" IN ADDITION TO PRECODES:
IF RESPONDENT MENTIONS A NAME BUT VOLUNTEERS THAT THE PERSON IS NOT PLANNING TO RUN,
DO NOT CODE NAME]
Aug Oct May
1995 1991 1991
65 Could not name any candidates 44 73 76
35 Could name a candidate 56 27 24
14 Joe Lieberman
12 Richard (Dick) Gephardt
10 John Kerry
10 John Edwards
5 Tom Daschle
3 Hillary Clinton
3 Al Sharpton
3 Al Gore
1 Howard Dean
1 Bob Graham
4 Other
Now thinking about President Bush
Q.11 Do you approve or disapprove of the way George W. Bush is handling
[INSERT ITEM, ROTATE]
Approve Disapprove DK/Ref.
a. The economy 47 45 8=100
Early October, 2002 49 40 11=100
June, 2002 53 36 11=100
January, 2002 60 28 12=100
Early September, 2001 47 44 9=100
February, 2001 50 22 28=100
Clinton: Early September, 1998 71 23 6=100
Clinton: September, 1997 60 34 6=100
Clinton: January, 1996 50 42 8=100
Clinton: June, 1995 46 46 8=100
Clinton: October, 1994 45 46 9=100
Clinton: July, 1994 38 56 6=100
Bush, Sr.: August, 1990 40 52 8=100
Bush, Sr.: May, 1990 42 47 11=100
b. The situation with Iraq 56 36 8=100
Early October, 2002 56 34 10=100
Clinton: February, 1998* 58 32 10=100
Clinton: September, 1996* 55 25 20=100
Clinton: October, 1994* 59 33 8=100
Bush, Sr.: September, 1991* 64 30 6=100
* Gallup/CNN/USA Today trend
c. The situation with North Korea 53 27 20=100
Clinton: October, 1994 49 31 20=100
Clinton: June, 1994 Newsweek 31 42 27=100
d. Terrorist threats 69 23 8=100
Early October, 2002 71 22 7=100
June, 2002 74 18 8=100
Clinton: September, 1998 72 20 8=100
ASK ALL:
Q.19 As I read a list of specific FOREIGN policy problems, tell me whether each
one should have top priority in the U.S. government, a priority but not top
priority, or no priority. (First /How about ) [INSERT ITEM; ROTATE]
Top A No Don't
Priority Priority Priority Know
a. Getting Saddam Hussein
out of Iraq 60 27 11 2=100
March, 1999 60 28 10 2=100
September, 1993 54 28 17 2=100
b. Countering the threat of
North Korean militarism 47 40 8 5=100
March, 1999 29 49 14 8=100
September, 1993 20 49 25 6=100
c. Reducing the threat of
international terrorism 74 22 3 1=100
March, 1999 75 20 2 3=100
June, 1995 71 23 5 1=100
d. Keeping a close watch on the
development of China as a
world power 39 49 10 2=100
March, 1999 52 37 8 3=100
e. Bringing about a permanent
settlement between Israel
and the Arabs 38 40 19 3=100
March, 1999 35 42 19 4=100
September, 1993 34 45 19 2=100
ASK IF BOTH Q19A=1 AND Q19B=1 OR IF BOTH Q19A=2 AND Q19B=2:
Q.20 Focusing just on Iraq and North Korea for a moment, which do you think is the
higher priority for the United States right now? [READ AND ROTATE]
Total rating as
higher priority
57 Getting Saddam Hussein out of Iraq 56
--OR--
34 Countering the threat of North Korean militarism 34
6 Both (VOL.) 3
* Neither (VOL.) 4
2 Don't know/Refused (VOL.) 3
100 100
(N=606) (N=1218)
ASK ALL:
Q.21 Now I'd like your views on some people in the news. As I read from a list, please
tell me which category best describes your overall opinion of who I name. (First,)
would you say your overall opinion of... (INSERT ITEM a FIRST, THEN ROTATE b-f) is
very favorable, mostly favorable, mostly UNfavorable, or very unfavorable?
(INTERVIEWERS: PROBE TO DISTINGUISH BETWEEN "NEVER HEARD OF" AND "CAN'T RATE")
Very Mostly Mostly Very Never
Favor- Favor- Unfavor- Unfavor- Heard Can't
able able able able Of Rate
a. George W. Bush 28 42 18 10 0 2=100
December, 2002 35 33 16 11 0 5=100
July, 2001 22 39 21 14 * 4=100
January, 2001 24 36 21 12 0 7=100
May, 2000 18 40 19 12 1 10=100
March, 1999 21 40 14 7 4 14=100
November, 1997 13 41 12 6 9 19=100
b. John Kerry 6 24 12 4 36 18=100
c. Howard Dean 2 11 9 3 57 18=100
d. John Edwards 4 18 10 4 43 21=100
e. Al Sharpton 3 15 24 18 27 13=100
f. Bill Frist 7 20 10 2 42 19=100
***See December Topline below for more names.
On the subject of Iraq
Q.22 How much have you yourself thought about whether the U.S. should use military force
to remove Saddam Hussein from power in Iraq? [READ]
Dec Early Oct Mid-Sept Late Aug Jan
2002 2002 2002 2002 1991
56 A Great deal 58 54 55 46 66
29 Some 29 32 27 35 24
8 Only a little OR 8 8 9 11 6
6 Not at all 4 5 6 6 2
1 Don't know/Refused 1 1 3 2 2
100 100 100 100 100 100
ASK FORM 1 ONLY [N=611]:
Q.23F1/25 Would you favor or oppose taking military action in Iraq to end Saddam
Hussein's rule? [IF FAVOR, ASK Should we attack Iraq only if our major
allies agree to join us, or attack Iraq even if allies do not want to
join us?]
Late Early Mid- Late --------- Gallup --------
Dec Nov Oct Oct Sept Aug June Nov Feb June March
2002 2002 2002 2002 2002 2002 2002 2001 2001 1993 1992
68 Favor 65 62 55 62 64 64 59 74 52 70 55
26 Even if allies won't join -- -- 27 -- 33 30 -- -- -- -- --
37 Only if allies agree -- -- 23 -- 25 30 -- -- -- -- --
5 Don't know/Refused -- -- 5 -- 6 4 -- -- -- -- --
25 Oppose 25 26 34 28 23 21 34 20 42 27 40
7 Don't know/Refused 10 12 11 10 13 15 7 6 6 3 5
100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100
ASK FORM 2 ONLY [N=607]:
Q.24F2/25 Would you favor or oppose taking military action in Iraq to end Saddam
Hussein's rule, even if it meant that U.S. forces might suffer thousands of
casualties? [IF FAVOR, ASK Should we attack Iraq only if our major allies
agree to join us, or attack Iraq even if allies do not want to join us?]
Mid Late
Sept Aug
2002 2002
43 Favor 48 42
21 Even if allies won't join 24 21
20 Only if allies agree 19 18
2 Don't know/Refused 5 3
48 Oppose 36 41
9 Don't know/Refused 16 17
100 100 100
ASK JAN 9-12 ONLY [N=888]:
Q.25a Do you think George W. Bush has explained clearly what's at stake as to why the
U.S. might use military force to end the rule of Saddam Hussein, or do you think
he has not explained the reasons clearly enough?
Dec Late Oct Mid-Sept Late Aug New York Times
2002 2002 2002 2002 Aug 1990
42 Explained clearly 48 48 52 37 50
53 Not clearly 45 45 37 52 41
5 Don't know/Refused 7 7 11 11 9
100 100 100 100 100 100
Q.26 Weapons inspectors are currently working in Iraq. If [INSERT ITEM, IN ORDER]
would this be a reason to take military action against Iraq, or not? What if
[NEXT ITEM] would this be a reason to take military action against Iraq, or not?
ASK JAN 8-9 ONLY [N=607]:
a. The inspectors find that Iraq is hiding nuclear, biological or chemical weapons
76 Yes, a reason to take military action
17 No
7 Don't know/Refused (VOL.)
100
ASK JAN 8 FULL SAMPLE; JAN 10-12 FORM 1 ONLY [N=631]:
b.F1 The inspectors do not find weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, but they find
that Iraq has the ABILITY TO MAKE these weapons
Jan 8 Jan 10-12
46 Yes, a reason to take military action 45 47
47 No 49 45
7 Don't know/Refused (VOL.) 6 8
100 100 100
(N=330) (N=301)
c.F1 The inspectors do not find a weapons program, but the Iraqi government CAN'T
PROVE they do NOT have such a program
Jan 8 Jan 10-12
29 Yes, a reason to take military action 27 32
63 No 66 59
8 Don't know/Refused (VOL.) 8 9
100 100 100
(N=330) (N=301)
ASK JAN 9 FULL SAMPLE; JAN 10-12 FORM 2 ONLY [N=587]:
b.F2 The inspectors do not find weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, but they find
that Iraq has the ABILITY to EASILY make these weapons
Jan 9 Jan 10-12
46 Yes, a reason to take military action 40 52
47 No 50 43
7 Don't know/Refused (VOL.) 10 5
100 100 100
(N=277) (N=310)
c.F2 The inspectors do not find a weapons program, but they can give no assurance
that Iraq is NOT hiding one
Jan 9 Jan 10-12
28 Yes, a reason to take military action 22 32
62 No 66 58
10 Don't know/Refused (VOL.) 12 9
100 100 100
(N=277) (N=310)
Q.27F1 Do you think the Bush administration has already made up its mind to go to
war with Iraq, or do you think the Bush administration is waiting to learn
what the UN weapons inspectors find in Iraq to decide on what to do next?
Q.27F2 Do you think the Bush administration is waiting to learn what the UN weapons
inspectors find in Iraq to decide on what to do next, or do you think the Bush
administration has already made up its mind to go to war with Iraq?
Q.27F1/F2 Q.27F1 Q.27F2
Total Rotation Rotation
62 Already made up its mind to go to war 61 63
33 Waiting to learn what the weapons inspectors find 34 32
5 Don't know/Refused 5 5
100 100 100
(N=611) (N=607)
Thinking more generally,
ASK FORM 1 ONLY [N=611]:
Q.28F1 How worried are you that there will soon be another terrorist attack in the
United States? [READ]
Early Late Oct Oct Early
Dec Oct Aug June Jan Dec 15-21 10-14 Oct
2002 2002 2002 2002 2002 2001 2001 2001 2001
18 Very worried 31 20 16 32 20 13 29 27 28
50 Somewhat worried 42 46 46 44 42 39 42 40 45
23 Not too worried 18 22 25 17 28 27 18 19 15
8 Not at all worried 8 11 12 7 9 19 10 12 11
1 Don't know/Refused 1 1 1 * 1 2 1 2 1
100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100
ASK FORM 2 ONLY [N=607]:
Q.29F2 All in all, how worried are you that you or someone in your family might
become a victim of a terrorist attack? Would you say you are [READ]
Late Early Oct Late -------- Gallup ---------
Aug June Jan Nov 10-14 Sept 9/14 9/11 Aug July April
2002 2002 2002 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 1998 1996 1995
11 Very worried 12 17 12 13 18 17 18 23 10 13 14
30 Somewhat worried 28 28 26 27 32 36 33 35 22 26 28
37 Not too worried 35 36 38 35 29 31 35 24 38 34 33
21 Not at all worried 24 19 24 24 19 15 13 16 29 27 24
* Already victim (VOL) * * * 0 0 * * 1 -- -- --
1 Don't know/Refused 1 * * 1 2 1 1 1 1 * 1
100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100
ASK ALL:
Q.30 Thinking about the Mideast situation these days, do you think the U.S. should
take Israel's side more, less or about as much as it has in the past?
Jan Oct 15-21
2002 2001
17 More 22 16
19 Less 14 19
54 As much as in the past 53 56
10 Don't know/Refused 11 9
100 100 100
And lastly on a different subject…
Q.31 In 1973 the Roe versus Wade decision established a woman’s constitutional right
to an abortion, at least in the first three months of pregnancy. Would you like
to see the Supreme Court completely overturn its Roe versus Wade decision, or not?
--------Gallup---------
March Aug Oct
2002 1992 1989
31 Yes 36 34 33
62 No 60 60 61
7 Don’t know/Refused (VOL.) 4 6 6
100 100 100 100
NO QUESTION 32
Q.33/34 Generally, are news organizations fair in the way they report about the
abortion controversy, or do news organizations tend to favor one side over
the other? [IF ‘ONE SIDED’ ASK: Do they [news organizations] tend to favor
those who want to restrict abortion or do they tend to favor those who are
against further restrictions on abortion?]
July 1991
30 Fair 43
55 One sided 43
16 Favor those who wish to restrict 19
30 Favor those against further restrictions 18
9 Can’t say (VOL.) 6
15 Can’t say (VOL.) 14
100 100
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PEW RESEARCH CENTER FOR THE PEOPLE AND THE PRESS
DECEMBER 2002 NEWS INTEREST INDEX
FINAL TOPLINE
December 4-8, 2002
N=1205
Q.5 I'd like your views of some people and organizations. As I read from a list,
please tell me which category best describes your overall opinion of who or what I
name. First, would you describe your opinion of [INSERT ITEM; ROTATE] as very
favorable, mostly favorable, mostly UNfavorable, or very unfavorable? (INTERVIEWERS:
PROBE TO DISTINGUISH BETWEEN "NEVER HEARD OF" AND "CAN'T RATE")
Very Mostly Mostly Very Never
Favor- Favor- Unfavor- Unfavor- Heard Can't
able able able able Of Rate
g. Laura Bush 33 38 7 5 2 15=100
July, 2001 21 43 12 5 1 18=100
May, 2000 10 31 7 4 16 32=100
Barbara Bush:
Gallup August, 1992 69 10 1 20=100
Gallup April, 1992 81 13 6=100
Gallup January, 1989 41 45 4 1 9=100
Nancy Reagan:
ABC/W. Post November, 1981 51 23 25=100
h. Dick Cheney 20 39 16 10 5 10=100
July, 2001 19 39 20 6 6 10=100
January, 2001 20 42 13 5 2 18=100
December, 1994 10 32 14 5 21 18=100
March, 1991 33 35 4 2 10 16=100
May, 1990 3 17 8 3 44 25=100
i. Colin Powell 42 40 5 3 4 6=100
July, 2001 39 42 6 3 4 6=100
January, 2001 45 35 6 3 4 7=100
October, 1995 21 55 11 3 2 8=100
August, 1995 26 36 12 5 7 14=100
February, 1995 31 36 8 3 12 10=100
December, 1994 31 38 7 2 11 11=100
July, 1994 33 41 6 2 10 8=100
June, 1992 30 35 11 4 10 10=100
March, 1991 51 28 2 1 7 11=100
j. Bill Clinton 17 29 22 27 * 5=100
July, 2001 20 30 19 27 0 4=100
January, 2001 23 41 17 17 0 2=100
May, 2000 17 31 19 28 * 5=100
March, 1999 21 34 19 23 * 3=100
December, 1998 23 32 19 24 0 2=100
Early October, 1998 (RVs) 15 37 20 24 0 4=100
Early September, 1998 18 39 18 23 0 2=100
Late August, 1998 18 36 20 24 0 2=100
March, 1998 22 40 19 16 * 3=100
November, 1997 19 44 21 14 0 2=100
October, 1997 15 47 20 16 * 2=100
September, 1997 18 44 21 14 0 3=100
August, 1997 16 45 21 17 0 1=100
April, 1997 17 44 21 16 * 2=100
January, 1997 17 49 18 14 * 2=100
October, 1996 (RVs) 12 45 22 19 0 2=100
June, 1996 16 45 23 14 * 2=100
April, 1996 16 41 24 16 0 3=100
February, 1996 20 35 22 21 0 2=100
January, 1996 13 43 27 15 0 2=100
August, 1995 13 36 29 20 0 2=100
February, 1995 14 41 25 17 0 3=100
December, 1994 17 34 24 22 0 3=100
July, 1994 15 43 25 16 * 1=100
May, 1993 18 42 23 12 0 5=100
July, 1992 17 42 25 9 0 7=100
June, 1992 10 36 33 14 1 6=100
May, 1992 11 42 32 10 * 5=100
March, 1992 10 43 29 11 1 6=100
February, 1992 15 44 24 7 2 8=100
January, 1992 9 28 11 4 27 21=100
November, 1991 5 25 8 2 39 21=100
k. Hillary Clinton 15 32 21 23 1 8=100
July, 2001 20 33 19 23 1 4=100
January, 2001 25 35 19 16 * 5=100
May, 2000 15 34 20 22 1 8=100
Early December, 1998 32 34 16 15 * 3=100
Early October, 1998 (RVs) 24 34 18 18 * 6=100
Early September, 1998 24 40 18 13 0 5=100
Late August, 1998 25 38 21 13 * 3=100
March, 1998 26 39 17 14 * 4=100
January, 1997 17 40 23 17 * 3=100
June, 1996 13 40 26 17 * 4=100
April, 1996 12 37 27 19 0 5=100
February, 1996 14 28 27 27 0 4=100
January, 1996 10 32 28 26 0 4=100
October, 1995 14 44 24 14 -- 4=100
August, 1995 16 33 25 22 * 4=100
December, 1994 17 33 25 20 1 4=100
July, 1994 19 38 22 18 1 2=100
May, 1993 19 41 18 11 1 10=100
l. Al Gore 12 32 25 21 1 9=100
July, 2001 16 38 21 18 * 7=100
January, 2001 22 35 20 19 * 4=100
May, 2000 13 37 23 15 1 11=100
March, 1999 12 35 26 17 2 8=100
December, 1998 18 40 22 11 1 8=100
Early October, 1998 (RVs) 16 37 25 13 1 8=100
Early September, 1998 13 44 22 13 1 7=100
Late August, 1998 11 44 23 14 1 7=100
March, 1998 17 42 19 11 2 9=100
November, 1997 12 43 26 12 1 6=100
September, 1997 11 35 28 15 1 10=100
August, 1997 15 39 22 15 1 8=100
April, 1997 12 45 24 12 1 6=100
January, 1997 18 47 21 8 1 5=100
July, 1994 18 49 19 7 2 5=100
August, 1992 22 44 15 5 2 12=100
July, 1992 15 32 14 5 6 28=100
September, 1987 6 23 11 3 23 34=100
m. Joe Lieberman 8 31 18 9 16 18=100
July, 2001 10 34 18 8 13 17=100
January, 2001 17 38 16 5 6 18=100
n. Former Secretary of State
Madeleine Albright 16 39 16 6 7 16=100
March, 1999 20 43 14 8 6 9=100
April, 1997 16 49 10 4 6 15=100
January, 1997 13 44 12 4 9 18=100
February, 1995 2 16 11 5 47 19=100
o. Tom Daschle 7 24 19 11 21 18=100
July, 2001 4 16 10 5 43 22=100
p. Dick Gephardt 8 27 18 8 19 20=100
July, 2001 6 26 17 7 24 20=100
November, 1997 4 28 20 8 25 15=100
March, 1991 11 35 11 3 17 23=100
May, 1990 3 26 12 5 29 25=100
September, 1987 6 31 11 3 17 32=100
q. Trent Lott 5 23 16 8 29 19=100
July, 2001 4 18 16 10 31 21=100
January, 1999 4 23 19 11 27 16=100
Early October, 1998 (RVs) 6 24 18 9 24 19=100
Early September, 1998 5 22 17 6 34 16=100
March, 1998 3 13 11 7 52 14=100
November, 1997 3 16 14 5 51 11=100
April, 1997 4 19 13 5 48 11=100
r. Dennis Hastert 3 15 9 3 52 18=100
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