" It was not Clinton's approval rating. Fifty-eight percent of Americans disapprove of
Bush's energy policy and 62 percent disapprove of his health-care plans . Which comes closer to your
view?

Total Rep Dem Ind
40 Ask top people to step down 18 56 43
48 Better not to make major changes 74 32 44
12 Don't know 8 12 13
100 100 100 100

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Instead, 32
percent supported Congress taking action to impeach Clinton.

NEW YORK, A majority of Americans polled would
like to see Democrats take control of Congress in this year's elections,
according to the new Newsweek Poll, while 34 percent would like Congress to
remain in Republican hands. Sixty-five percent disapprove of
Bush's handling of the situation in Iraq; 29 percent approve.

1a/b. To begin, suppose the elections for U.. Others think it would be better for Bush not to make
major changes in his White House team right now. Members also receive regular campaign updates, information about
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Approve Disapprove DK
a."
(6) Trend wording from January 2002 to January 2004 read "Policies to
prevent and minimize terrorism at home . Do you think Congress should take action to IMPEACH President Bush and
consider removing him from office, or not?

Yes No DK
Current Total 26 69 5 =100

Republicans 5 94 1 =100
Democrats 49 48 3 =100
Independents 23 69 8 =100

Trends
(10/8-9/98) Clinton 32 61 7 =100
(6/1-4/74) Nixon 52 35 13 =100

Note: 1998 question wording read "Do you think President Clinton should be
impeached and forced to leave the presidency, or not?" 1974 figures
from Harris survey, question wording read "Do you think President
Nixon should or should not be impeached by Congress and removed from
office?"

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When asked about the reason why Senator Feingold and other Democrats
in Congress are pushing for Bush's censure, 53 percent of those polled believe
that the movement is for partisan political advantage; 33 percent believe it
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plurality, 47 percent, approve of Bush's appointments to the Supreme Court --
a 5-point increase since the last Newsweek Poll and the sole issue in the poll
in which the public believes he is performing well. While Feingold's
measure does not enjoy much support among his Senate colleagues, a significant
percentage of those polled like the idea -- 42 percent of Americans say they
would support a congressional censure of Bush while 50 percent would not. the Republican or the Democrat (ROTATE)?

BASED ON REGISTERED VOTERS

Rep/Lean Rep Dem/Lean Dem Undecided/Other
Current Total 39 50 11 =100

Republicans 90 4 6 =100
Democrats 3 94 3 =100
Independents 31 47 22 =100

2005 Trend (RVs)
(11/10-11/05) 36 53 11 =100
(9/29-30/05) 42 47 11 =100
(9/8-9/05) 38 50 12 =100

2002 Trends (RVs)
(10 /24-25/02) 46 43 11 =100
(10/10-11/02) 43 43 14 =100
(9/26-27/02) 40 47 13 =100
(9/12-13/02) 43 41 16 =100
(8/28-29/02) 40 45 15 =100
June 2002(1) 44 46 10 =100
February 2002 46 45 9 =100

1998 Trends (RVs)
(10/8-9/98) 43 45 12 =100
(9/24-25/98) 43 48 9 =100
(9/10-11/98) 43 45 12 =100
(8/20-21/98) 41 47 12 =100

(1) June and February 2002 trends from Pew Research Center. Bush 29 7/31-8/2/92 Gallup
Reagan 35 1/28-31/83 Gallup
Carter 28 6/29-7/2/79 Gallup
Ford 37 1/10-13/75 + 3/28-31/75
Gallup
Nixon 23 1/4-7/74 Gallup
Johnson 35 8/7-12/68 Gallup
Kennedy 56 9/12-17/63 Gallup
Eisenhower 48 3/27-4/1/58 Gallup
Truman 22 2/9-14/52 Gallup
Roosevelt 48 8/18-24/39 Gallup

Source: The Roper Center for Public Opinion Research iPoll database.
Would you support the CENSURE of President Bush by Congress, or not?

Total Rep Dem Ind
42 Yes, would support 20 60 42
50 No would not 75 30 51
8 Don't know 5 10 7
100 100 100 100

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When asked if Congress should take action to impeach Bush and consider
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This poll is part of the March 27
issue of Newsweek, on newsstands Monday, March 20.
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job as president?

Approve Disapprove DK
Current Total 36 58 6 =100

Trends(3)
(11/10 -11/05) 36 58 6 =100
(9/29-30/05) 40 53 7 =100
(9/8-9/05) 38 55 7 =100
(8/2-4/05) 42 51 7 =100
(3/17-18/05) 45 48 7 =100
(2/3-4 /05) 50 42 8 =100
(12/2-3/04) 49 44 7 =100
(10/27-29/04) 46 47 7 =100
(10/21-22/04) 46 47 7 =100
(10/14-15/04) 47 46 7 =100
(9/30-10 /2/04) 46 48 6 =100
(9/9-10/04) 48 44 8 =100
(9/2-3/04) 52 41 7 =100
(7/29-30/04) 45 49 6 =100
(7/8-9/04) 48 46 6 =100
(5/13-14/04) 42 52 6 =100
(4/8-9/04) 49 45 6 =100
(3/25-26/04) 49 45 6 =100
(3/18-19/04) 48 44 8 =100
(2/19-20/04) 48 44 8 =100
(2/5-6/04) 48 45 7 =100
(1/29-30/04) 49 44 7 =100
(1/22-23/04) 50 44 6 =100
(1/8-9/04) 54 41 5 =100
(12/18-19/03) 54 38 8 =100
(11/6-7/03) 52 40 8 =100
(10/9-10/03) 51 42 7 =100
(8/21-22/03) 53 36 11 =100
(7/10-11/03) 55 37 8 =100
(5/29-30/03) 61 28 11 =100
(5/1-2/03) 65 26 9 =100
(4/10-11/03) 71 23 6 =100
(3/27-28/03) 68 26 6 =100
(3/13-14/03) 53 37 10 =100
(2/6-7/03) 61 31 8 =100
(1/16-17/03) 56 33 11 =100
(11/7-8/02) 60 30 10 =100
(10/11-12/02) 61 29 10 =100
(9/12-13/02) 70 23 7 =100
(8/28-29/02) 61 30 9 =100
(6/27-28/02) 70 19 11 =100
(3/21-22/02) 74 16 10 =100
(1/31-2/1/02) 83 12 5 =100
(12/13-14/01) 81 11 8 =100
(10/11-12/01) 88 8 4 =100
(9/20-21/01) 86 10 4 =100
(9/13-14/01) 82 11 7 =100
(8/25-9/5/01) 51 34 15 =100

(3) Full trendline from 1/04 to present; earlier trends selected. Appointments to the
Supreme Court(7)

Current Total 47 36 17 =100

Trends
(11/10-11/05) 42 42 16 =100
(9/29-30/05) 57 28 15 =100
(9/8-9/05) 48 33 19 =100
(8/2 -4/05) 47 35 18 =100

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A year ago , according to the March 17-18, 2005, Newsweek Poll, 57 percent
of Americans polled approved of the of the way Bush handled terrorism and
homeland security; 35 percent disapproved.

Newsweek Poll
Censure
Princeton Survey Research Associates International

Final Topline Results
(3/18/06)

N = 1,020 national adults, 18 and over
Margin of error: plus or minus 3
Interviewing dates: March 16-17, 2006

SAMPLE SIZE/MARGIN OF ERROR FOR REGISTERED VOTERS SUBGROUPS:
891 Registered voters (plus or minus 4)

263 Republicans (plus or minus 7)
310 Democrats (plus or minus 6)
294 Independents (plus or minus 7)

SAMPLE SIZE/MARGIN OF ERROR FOR KEY SUBGROUPS:

490 Men (plus or minus 5)
530 Women (plus or minus 5)

289 Republicans (plus or minus 7)
346 Democrats (plus or minus 6)
341 Independents (plus or minus 6)

121 18-29 (plus or minus 10)
313 30-49 (plus or minus 6)
309 50-64 (plus or minus 6)
238 65+ (plus or minus 7)

NOTES:
Data is weighted so that sample demographics match Census Current
Population Survey parameters for gender, age, education, race, region, and
population density.S. CONGRESS were being held
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Lowest Approval Ratings for Past Presidents

President % Approve
Clinton 36 5/26-27/93 Newsweek
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When
divided by political party, the majority of Democrats, 60 percent, support
formally reprimanding Bush, while just 20 percent of Republicans would support
doing so. 8-9, 1998, Newsweek Poll,
during which time Congress was moving to begin impeachment procedures against
President Bill Clinton, 32 percent of those polled supported Congress taking
action. Which of the following outcomes would you most like to see for this
year's Congressional elections? Would you rather see .

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Now only 44 percent of Americans
polled approve, while 50 percent disapprove.

For this Newsweek Poll, Princeton Survey Research Associates International
interviewed 1,020 adults age 18 and older on March 16-17 , 2006. (RESPONSE
CATEGORIES ROTATED) the Republicans keep control of Congress or the Democrats
win enough seats to take over Congress?

Total Rep Dem Ind
34 Republicans keep control 86 3 22
50 Democrats take over 6 90 51
16 Don't know 8 7 27
100 100 100 100

5. As you may know, Senator Russ Feingold has called for Congress to
censure or formally reprimand President Bush over the issue of his warrantless
wiretapping program.

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CORRECTED: NEWSWEEK POLL: Fifty Percent of Americans Would Like Democrats to Take Control of Congress

Sen.
Reported sample sizes are unweighted and should not be used to compute
percentages. The situation in Iraq(5)

Current Total 29 65 6 =100

Trends
(11/10-11/05) 30 65 5 =100
(9/29-30/05) 33 62 5 =100
(9/8-9/05) 36 60 4 =100
(8/2-4/05) 34 61 5 =100
(3/17-18/05) 41 54 5 =100
(4/8-9/04) 44 51 5 =100
(3/25-26/04) 44 50 6 =100
(2/19-20/04) 45 47 8 =100
(1/8-9/04) 50 43 7 =100
(12/18-19/03) 53 39 8 =100
(12/11-12/03) 45 50 5 =100
(11/6-7/03) 42 51 7 =100
(10/9-10/03) 44 49 7 =100
(9/11-12/03) 51 42 7 =100
(7/24-25/03) 58 36 6 =100
(5/29-30/03) 65 29 6 =100
(4/10-11/03) 74 22 4 =100
(3/27-28/03) 70 27 3 =100

c. Terrorism and homeland
security(6)

Current Total 44 50 6 =100

Trends
(11/10-11/05) 45 49 6 =100
(9/29-30/05) 51 44 5 =100
(9/8-9/05) 46 48 6 =100
(8/2-4/05) 51 41 8 =100
(3/17-18/05) 57 35 8 =100
(4/8-9/04) 59 35 6 =100
(3/25-26/04) 57 38 5 =100
(2/19-20/04) 65 28 7 =100
(1/8-9/04) 70 22 8 =100
(12/18-19/03) 67 24 9 =100
(12/11-12/03) 64 28 8 =100
(11/6-7/03) 64 27 9 =100
(10/9-10/03) 66 26 8 =100
(9/11-12/03) 65 27 8 =100
(7/24-25/03) 68 26 6 =100
(5/29-30/03) 72 20 8 =100
(4/10-11/03) 78 17 5 =100
(9/26-27/02) 73 21 6 =100
(8/28-29/02) 72 23 5 =100
(5/16-17/02) 71 23 6 =100
(1/31-2/1/02) 82 14 4 =100

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Russ Feingold recently called for Congress to censure -- or formally
reprimand -- Bush for his warrantless wiretapping program. The margin of
error is plus or minus 3 percentage points.
An asterisk (*) indicates a value less than 1%.....

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When asked if they think that Bush should shake up his White House team,
or if it would be better for Bush not to make major changes, 48 percent say it
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President's Approval Rating Remains Low;
65 Percent Disapprove Of Bush's Handling Of Iraq

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42 Percent Would Support Congressional Censure

CORRECTION:
The Newsweek Poll release earlier today reported: "According to the Oct.
8-9, 1998, Newsweek Poll, during which time Congress was moving to begin
impeachment procedures against President Bill Clinton, Clinton's approval
rating was 32 percent.
(5) Trend wording from 3/03 and 4/03 read "The War with Iraq..
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212-445-4078 or Andrea Faville at 212-445-4859.. Would you vote for the Republican Party's candidate or the
Democratic Party's candidate (ROTATE) for Congress in your district? [IF
OTHER/UNDECIDED, RESPONDENTS WERE ASKED] As of TODAY, do you LEAN more
toward."
(7) Trend wording through 5/05 read "Appointments to the Supreme Court and
other federal courts . Regardless of how you might have voted in recent
elections, in politics TODAY, do you consider yourself a Republican, Democrat,
or Independent?

28 Republican
34 Democrat
34 Independent
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Current Total 36 58 6 =100

Trends(4)
(11/10-11/05) 32 60 8 =100
(9/29-30/05) 35 60 5 =100
(9/8-9/05) 35 60 5 =100
(8/2-4/05) 40 52 8 =100
(3/17-18/05) 42 51 7 =100
(4/8-9/04) 41 55 4 =100
(3/25-26/04) 40 54 6 =100
(2/19-20/04) 41 52 7 =100
(1/8-9/04) 46 48 6 =100
(12/18-19/03) 41 49 9 =100
(12/11-12/03) 45 46 9 =100
(11/6-7/03) 44 48 8 =100
(10/9-10/03) 38 56 6 =100
(9/11-12/03) 41 51 8 =100
(7/24-25/03) 43 48 9 =100
(5/29-30/03) 46 45 9 =100
(4/10-11/03) 44 46 10 =100
(3/27-28/03) 53 40 7 =100
(1/16-17/03) 45 46 9 =100
(10/10-11/02) 50 41 9 =100
(8/28-29/02) 48 45 7 =100

b. Do you think Feingold and other Democrats who support censuring Bush
are doing it more for partisan political advantage, or more because they
believe it is the right thing to do?

Total Rep Dem Ind
53 More for partisan political advantage 79 33 55
33 More because it is right 14 51 31
14 Don't know 7 16 14
100 100 100 100

9. THANK RESPONDENT: That completes the interview." Jim Esch is running for Congress in Nebraska's 2nd
District.

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Questions 2 and 3 were asked in random order. Do you approve or
disapprove of the way Bush is handling. Energy policy

Current Total 28 58 14 =100

Trends
(9/20-30/05) 28 59 13 =100
(9/8-9/05) 28 60 12 =100
(8/2-4/05) 34 46 20 =100
(3/17-18/05) 35 45 20 =100
(9/11-12 /03) 42 35 23 =100
(7/24-25/03) 44 35 21 =100
(5/29-30/03) 42 30 28 =100
(5/1-2/03) 44 32 24 =100
(4/10-11/03) 43 32 25 =100
(9/26-27/03) 48 30 22 =100
(8/28-29/02) 47 33 20 =100
(5/3-5/4/01) 44 39 17 =100
(4/12-13/01) 41 38 21 =100

f. Health care, including Medicare

Current Total 28 62 10 =100

Trends
(3/17-18/05) 34 56 10 =100
(2/19-20/04) 37 50 13 =100
(1/8-9/04) 37 50 13 =100
(12/18 -19/03) 37 49 14 =100
(12/11-12/03) 35 52 13 =100
(11/6-7/03) 36 50 14 =100
(10/9-10/03) 34 51 15 =100
(9/25-26/03) 38 47 15 =100
(9/18-19 /03) 37 51 12 =100
(9/11-12/03) 38 47 15 =100
(7/24-25/03) 39 45 16 =100
(5/29-30/03) 40 43 17 =100
(5/1-2/03) 39 46 15 =100
(4/10-11/03) 40 45 15 =100
(9/26-27/02) 44 43 13 =100

(4) Full trendline from 1/04 to present for items a through c; earlier
trends selected. Now I have just a few more questions so we can describe the people who
took part in our survey .)
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100

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When broken down by political party, 49 percent of Democrats
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Are you satisfied or dissatisfied with the way things are going in the
United States at this time?

Satisfied Dissatisfied DK
Current Total 30 64 6 =100

Trends(2)
(11/10 -11/05) 26 68 6 =100
(9/29-30/05) 31 61 8 =100
(9/8-9/05) Hurricane Katrina 28 66 6 =100
(8/2-4/05) 36 54 10 =100
(12/2-3/04) 46 46 8 =100
(10/27 -29/04) 39 56 5 =100
(10/21-22/04) 40 56 4 =100
(10/14-15/04) 40 55 5 =100
(9/30-10/2/04) 38 57 5 =100
(9/9-10/04) 39 53 8 =100
(9/2-3 /04) 43 49 8 =100
(7/29-30/04) 36 58 6 =100
(7/8-9/04) 40 54 6 =100
(5/13-14/04) Prisoner abuse
scandal 30 62 8 =100
(4/8-9/04) 36 59 5 =100
(1/22-23/04) 43 52 5 =100
(1/8-9/04) 46 47 7 =100
(12/18-19/03 ) Saddam's capture 46 47 7 =100
(10/9-10/03) 40 54 6 =100
(4/03) Iraq War 50 41 9 =100
(9/02) 41 55 4 =100
(7/02) 46 46 8 =100
(9/01) Terrorist attacks 57 34 9 =100
(6/01) 43 52 5 =100
(3/01) 47 45 8 =100
(1/01) 55 41 4 =100
(6/00) 47 45 8 =100
(3/00) 56 36 8 =100
(8/99) 56 39 5 =100
(9/98) 54 42 4 =100
(1/97) 38 58 4 =100
(3/96) 28 70 2 =100
(6/95) 25 73 2 =100
(8/94) 24 71 5 =100
(6/92) Recession 14 84 2 =100
(3/91) Gulf War Victory 66 31 3 =100
(9/90) 37 58 5 =100
(9/88) 56 40 4 =100
(11/85) 51 46 3 =100
(12/81) Recession 27 67 6 =100
(7/79) Energy/Economic Crisis 12 84 4 =100

(2) Trends from 4/03, 9/02, 6/00-6/01 and 6/95-8/99 from Pew Research
Center, 7/79 -6/92 from Gallup

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