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Bill Clinton was the second President to be impeached in the history of America. A Gallup survey revealed that his job approval ratings were higher after the impeachment than they were before.

Ronald Reagan was the fortieth president of United States and became the most revered public figure in recent years. According to the Gallup polls his ratings improved substantially after he left office in November 1984.

The analysis of the data collected by the Gallup poll that illustrates the Democratic candidates' relative strengths and weaknesses among different Democratic constituencies, mainly by region, race, age, education, and political ideology is presented. The analysis shows a list of the candidates, whom the Democrats are most likely to support in 2004 Presidential Nomination.

According to a Gallup poll religion is very important to almost 6 out of 10 Americans. Regarding this years elections, Catholics favor Democratic candidate John Kerry, while Protestants are much likely to vote for George W. Bush.

A Gallup poll was conducted to find the preference of likely voters in Florida for the presidential elections. A close race between George Bush and John Kerry was found with Bush leading by 48% to 46%.