Quinnipiac: Do you think the U.S. is doing the right thing by fighting the war in Afghanistan now, or should the U.S. not be involved in Afghanistan now? AP-GfK: Do you favor or oppose the war in Afghanistan. Fox/ OD: Do you support or oppose theU.S. war in Afghanistan

AP-GfK: If you had to choose, which should be the primary focus of the U.S. mission in Afghanistan: stabilizing the country, so that terrorists can't use the country as a haven over the longer term, OR, identifying and eliminating existing terrorist threats, worrying about longer-term stability later?

Quinnipiac: Do you think building a stable democratic government in Afghanistan is a worthwhile goal for American troops to fight and possibly die for or not?

Quinnipiac: Do you think the United States will be successful in building a stable democratic government in Afghanistan or not?

Quinnipiac: Do you think eliminating the threat from terrorists operating from Afghanistan is a worthwhile goal for American troops to fight and possibly die for or not?

Quinnipiac: Do you think the United States will be successful in eliminating the threat from terrorist operating from Afghanistan or not?

CBS/ NY Times: What is your impression of how the war in Afghanistan is going for the United States right now?

CBS/ NY Times: If the U.S. withdrew its troops from Afghanistan, do you think the threat of terrorism against the United States would increase, decrease, or stay the same?

Fox/ OD: How concerned are you that Congress will fial to pass health care reform legislation and leave many Americans uninsured?

Kaiser: Which comes closer to describing your own views? Given the serious economic problems facing the country we cannot afford to take on health care reform right now OR it is more important than ever to take on health care reform now?

AP-GfK: In general, do you support, or oppose or neither support nor oppose the health care reform plans being discussed in Congress? Economist: Overall, given what you know about them, do you support or oppose the proposed changes to the health care system being developed by Congress and the Obama administration? CBS/ NY Times: Do you mostly support or mostly oppose the changes to the health care system proposed by Barack Obama, or don't you know enough about them yet to say

CBS/ NY Times: Would you favor or oppose the government offering everyone a government-administered health insurance plan - something like the Medicare coverage that people 65 and older get - that would compete with private health insurance plans? Kaiser: Now I'm going to read you some different ways to increase the number of Americans covered by health insurance. As I read each one, please tell me whether you would favor it or oppose it: Creating a government-administered public health insurance option similar to Medicare to compete with private health insurance plans.

Kaiser: Do you think _____ would be better off or worse off if the president and Congress passed health care reform, or don't you think it would make much difference?

CBS/ NY Times: Do you think Barack Obama is trying to work with Republicans in Congress in order to reform the health care system, or isn't he?

CBS/ NY Times: Do you think Republicans in Congress are trying to work with Barack Obama in order to reform the health care system, or aren't they?

CBS/ NY Times: Regardless of how you usually vote, who do you think has better ideas about reforming the health care system: Barack Obama, or the Republicans in Congress?

Bloomberg: Do you think the economic stimulus passed by Congress earlier this year is helping the economy, is keeping the economy from getting worse, is having no effect, or is hurting the economy?

CBS/ NY Times: From what you know so far, which comes closest to your own view? The economic stimulus package has already created a substantial number of new jobs in the U.S. Or, It will create a substantial number of new jobs but hasn't done that yet. Or, It will not create a substantial number of new jobs?