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WikiLeaks Poll

It's front-page news across the nation and throughout the world: WikiLeaks.org has come into possession of thousands of confidential documents that reveal sensitive information about American diplomacy with foreign nations. The White House has called the release "reckless," claiming it puts the lives of diplomats and others at risk. Others defend the release, arguing that citizens have a right to know what's happening behind the scenes. Take our national poll and tell us what you think about the latest WikiLeaks release.

1. How closely have you followed recent news stories about the WikiLeaks document release? *

Very closely

Somewhat closely

Not very closely

Not at all

2. How familiar are you with the general subject matter of the released documents? *

Very familiar

Somewhat familiar

Barely familiar

Completely unfamiliar

3. Do you believe the public has a right to view sensitive diplomatic files? *

Yes

It depends on the circumstances

Undecided

4. Some have suggested that lives have been placed at risk because of the latest WikiLeaks release. Do you agree or disagree? *

Agree

Disagree

Undecided

5. Do you believe the United States' relationship with foreign nations will be positively affected, negatively affected, or remain unaffected by latest WikiLeaks release? *

Positively affected

Negatively affected

Unaffected

Undecided

6. Do you believe the Obama administration should have done more or less to prevent WikiLeaks from releasing the documents? *

Less

Neither

Undecided

7. It has been suggested that foreign trust in the ability of the United States to keep sensitive information confidential has been eroded because of this leak. Do you agree or disagree? *

Agree

Disagree

Undecided

8. Has the inside information revealed in these documents changed your view of the United States and its relationship with foreign nations? *

Yes

Undecided

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