Number of Poll
Participants: 1,260,083 worldwide, answering a
combined total of 43,213,650 poll questions.
Number of
Participating Countries: 251, including nations
like Swaziland, Gibraltar, Yemen, Turkmenistan, Papua
New Guinea, and Greenland.
Nearly half of all
respondents outside of the United States said that, in
light of the U.S. 2000 election, they would prefer to
live under a different political system. Two-thirds of
respondents worldwide felt that the election weakened
the U.S democratic system. See more results on the U.S.
Election Controversy...
Women around the
world obsess about their weight - twice as much as men
do. Brazilians are the most self-conscious about
weight (44 percent think about it constantly), while
people in Spain are the least self-conscious. See more
results on Self-Image...
The more educated you
are, the more likely you are to believe in God.
Geography also plays a role: only 47 percent of
Europeans said they believe in God, compared to 79
percent of the North American/Central American
respondents, 71 percent of the African respondents and
72 percent of the Asian respondents. See more results
on Religion,
Beliefs and Fears...
Nearly three-fourths
of Italians say that they have had sex in cars, more
than any other nationality. Venezuelan respondents
described themselves as the most sexually satisfied,
while those in Japan are the least satisfied with
their sex lives. See more results on Dating
and Sex...
Singaporeans feel the
safest in their country, while Colombians feel the
least safe. Canadians, Finns and Americans are among
the most proud of their country, while Argentines show
the least amount of pride for the nation. See more
results on Law
and Order...
