In 1978, Iowans Admired most of President Carter’s Family – Except for his Brother

In 1978, Nearly 70% of Iowans Reported Feeling Poor at Some Point in their Lives

Iowans Were Not Satisfied with Television Programming in 1978

Iowans Wanted Higher Federal Taxes on the Wealthy and Lower Taxes on Middle Income Earners in 1978

Iowans Opposed 1978 Panama Canal Treaties

In 1978, Iowans Opposed Gay People in Many Occupations

Iowans Favored a Palestinian Homeland in the Middle East in 1978, Unless it Meant War

IPOL Students Present at Research in the Capitol Event

Iowans Felt Carter sided with the Poor and Factory Workers Instead of Farmers in 1978

In 1978, Iowans Preferred Men to Hold Political and Professional Roles