PRINCETON, NJ -- Registered voters are more likely to view their choice of candidate in this year's midterm elections as a message of opposition (32%) rather than support (20%) for President Barack Obama. That 12-percentage-point margin is similar to what Gallup measured for Obama in 2010 and George W. Bush in 2006, years in which their parties
Voter Oppostion To Obama Hits Record High
A new Gallup survey finds opposition to the President of the United States, now Barack Obama, at a 16-year high.