You can search both Gallup questionnaires and documents. See "Help - FAQs" for more information.

Basic Search: simple searches by keyword

1. Choose whether you want to search questionnaires or documents.
2. Enter a keyword or words to search for. For example, you might enter terms like "president," "economy," "Ronald Reagan," "honesty," or "tobacco."
3. Hit Enter or click the Search button; this should bring up a list of Gallup survey items or Gallup documents that match your search criteria.

Advanced Search: narrow your search by exact words and within a date range

1. Enter a keyword, key phrase, or a combination of keywords and phrases.
2. To refine your search by looking within a specific date range, use the "before" and "after" options to select a range.
3. Hit Enter or click the Search button; this should bring up a list of Gallup survey items or Gallup documents that match your search criteria.

Basic search tips:

Keywords Be specific. For example, if you're looking for information on Richard Nixon, enter "Richard Nixon" rather than "president." The Gallup Brain search engine excludes common words and characters such as "of" and "the."

Word Variations To provide the most accurate results, the Gallup Brain automatically searches for derivatives of your keyword(s). For example, if you type the keyword "America," it will also find "American." Similarly, if you type "politic," it will also find "political."

Capitalization Searches are not case sensitive. All letters, regardless of how you type them, will be read as lowercase.