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Do You Believe in Global Warming? – Survey of the Day
Belief in global warming has hit a three-year high, which experts attribute to a warmer than usually winter in the US.
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Should Women Be Allowed in Combat? — Survey of the Day
Last week, the Pentagon decided open up thousands of near-the-front-line military jobs to female military personnel who were previously restricted from such roles.
Women are still banned from combat, although this move to put them closer to harm’s way has upset some, including Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum, who said that when women are too close to the front line “emotions” could lead to “compromised situations.” So what does the public think about the Pentagon’s measure?
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What’s Your Favorite Super Bowl Food? — Survey of the Day
Super Bowl Sunday could also be called heartburn Sunday, since many of the snacks that are traditionally consumed during the big game are less than stomach-friendly.
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Why Will You Watch the Super Bowl? — Survey of the Day
With the Super Bowl just a few days away, you may be hearing as much about the game’s commercials and halftime show as you are about the Giants and the Patriots.
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How Do You Feel About Facebook’s New Timeline? — Survey of the Day
Like it or not, Facebook users are soon going to be transferred to the Timeline layout, if they haven’t been already.
According to a new survey from security firm Sophos, not too many folks are liking the mandatory change.
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Should Presidential Candidates Be Questioned About Their Failed Marriages? — Survey of the Day
Newt Gingrich has surged to the front of the field among Republican presidential hopefuls, despite questions about his past failed marriages.
In fact, Gingrich seemed to score points with GOP voters when he lambasted CNN’s John King during a South Carolina debate for bringing up one of Gingrich’s ex-wives’ allegations of infidelity.
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What Would You Do If You Were on a Sinking Ship? — Survey of the Day
The recent Costa Concordia cruise ship disaster in Italy left 11 dead and 21 missing. Poll Position asked 1,145 American adults what they would do, if given the choice between waiting on a sinking ship for help or jumping into the frigid water and trying to swim to safety.
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The Breakfast Flakes: How to Stop Billings Teens’ Vandalism
January 13, 2012 According to Billings police, the vandalism occurring on the West End of Billings has stopped since they’ve located several suspects. It appears that the vandals who racked up more than $100,000 worth of damages were all juveniles between the ages of 14 and 16. No charges have been filed yet.
One listener called in to the Flakes’ show this morning suggestion that a new facility built to keep teens out of trouble might cut down on criminal mischief like vandalism. However, the Flakes seem to think the answer can be found a little closer to home. Listen to the debate from their show right here.
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The Green Bay Packers Are America’s Favorite Football Team — Survey of the Day
We won’t know for almost a month if the Green Bay Packers’ 15-1 season ends with a second straight Super Bowl win, but the team’s continued success has certainly helped it snag the title of America’s most popular football team.
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Has There Been Too Much Press Coverage of the Upcoming Presidential Election? — Survey of the Day
Had enough of Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich, Herman Cain and Barack Obama?
According to a new survey from Poll Position, a good chunk of Americans, representing all political stripes, think there has been too much press coverage of this elongated election season.
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Italy Tops the List of Most Popular Vacation Destinations in 2012 — Survey of the Day
Are you planning on using your passport in 2012? According to a Travel-Ticker survey of 2,301 people, Italy is the most popular overseas travel spot for the coming year, with 43 percent citing it as one of their “dream destinations.”
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Voters Would Be More Opposed to an Atheist Candidate Than a Mormon One — Survey of the Day
If Mitt Romney is able to capture the Republican nomination for president there will be much talk about his Mormon faith and whether voters will be willing to pull the lever for someone who belongs to a religion that only about two percent of Americans practice.