Carter trust for restoration slips in new poll
New York Times CBS News poll shows a drop in Americans’ belief in President Carter’s ability to restore trust in government. Among 1605 telephone interviews, overall approval fell from 66 percent in January to 62 percent in July and 56 percent between Oct 23 and 26.
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Public opinion poll shows Carter faces challenges in energy and trust
The survey finds Carter's overall rating higher than Congress but with notable declines since July. Voters show mixed views on his energy policy, with 42 percent aware of shortages and 45 percent doubting his ability to handle energy. A large majority favor raising the retirement age to 70, and 70 percent want discrimination victims to get a better future. Unemployment perceptions differ by race, with 20 percent saying black unemployment is lower than whites and 26 percent saying blacks are less unemployed than whites. Across groups, Carter’s approval fell since July, especially among Republicans, conservatives, and higher-income respondents.
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Poll finds 53 percent back Carter on Middle East policy
A nationwide poll shows 53 percent of Americans who follow Middle East events support the administration's policy, while 53 percent favor strongest U.S. backing for Israel despite risks of an Arab oil boycott. Only 27 percent want to favor Arabs over Israel. The poll also finds uncertain support for a Panama Canal treaty with 49 percent opposed and 29 percent in favor, indicating broad opposition across groups.
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