Public Opinion 

ICPSR or Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research, is the largest social science data archive in the world. Datasets (and documentation or codebooks) can be downloaded. Includees public opinion surveys such as those by media organizat

Major social survey of American social behavior. This site allows data extraction and downloading.

A CD-ROM, "NORC-GSS cumulative data file" is available to UCI students, faculty and staff for use or to check out at the MRC.

Also known as Field Polls. From the Field Institute. Several decades of California public opinion. Includes press releases as well as raw data files (restricted to UCI students, faculty and staff).

"The Roper Center archives datasets from thousands of surveys with national adult, state, foreign, and special subpopulation samples. These datasets are listed in the Catalog of Holdings, which provides a searchable description.

This is a "reference for researchers and others to help monitor key public opinion trends in Northeast Asia. We’ve collected and translated top-of-the line opinion polls on key policy-related issues from major media organizations and other agencies.

U.S. national public opinion survey results from the Roper Center. iPoll Databank does not include state polls. Search poll question texts and retrieve response rates.

The Roper Center's Japanese Data Archive comprises JPOLL, the on-line, question-level database of Japanese public opinion and the Japanese data library, containing thousands of Japanese survey research studies.

Results of over two decades of Orange County Annual Survey and the Special Survey of Orange County. Data Analysis System allows data extraction and retrieval including cross-tabulations and data downloads.

Pacific Opinions’ surveys of Orange County and San Diego residents on local and transborder (U.S.-Mexico) relations.

Part of California Journal Group's Policy Central database. Poll Track summarizes keeps track of new polls.

CNN site. Offers results of 2004 U.S. elections as well as exit polls.

Public opinion poll results from around the world at question text level with responses.

Biennial survey data from the Latin American Public Opinion Project based at Vanderbilt University, from 2004.