It was a telephone interview of 1,200 randomly selected adults from across the United States, consisting of 81 questions, with a 2.9 percent margin of error.
While only 32 percent seek immediate impeachment of Bush and/or Cheney based on their personal knowledge, many citizens appear eager for clear exposure of the facts.
In addition, the poll also found that two-thirds (67 percent) of Americans say the 9/11 Commission should have investigated the collapse of World Trade Center Building 7.
[9] The 2006 poll was conducted by telephone on 983 randomly selected citizens of the United States, with a 4 percent margin of error.
[10] One of the questions was the following: CBS News and The New York Times have conducted a number of polls on the Iraq War that have included the question: A poll from July 2006, sponsored by Scripps Howard and conducted by Ohio University, surveyed 1,010 randomly selected citizens of the United States, with a margin of error of 4 percent.
[12] The survey found that 36 percent thought it somewhat or very likely that U.S. officials either participated in the attacks or took no action to stop them[13] because they wanted the United States to go to war in the Middle East.
In November 2007, Scripps Howard surveyed 811 Americans about their beliefs in several conspiracy theories and asked this question:[18] Rasmussen Reports published the results of their poll May 4, 2007.
"[19] A poll reported in The Washington Post in September 2003 found that nearly 70 percent of respondents believed Saddam Hussein was probably personally involved in the attacks.
[21] In September 2009, a National Obama Approval Poll, by Public Policy Polling, found that 27 percent of respondents who identified themselves as Liberals, and 10 percent as Conservatives, responded "yes" to the question, "Do you think President Bush intentionally allowed the 9/11 attacks to take place because he wanted the United States to go to war in the Middle East?
"[24] A September 2008 Angus Reid poll showed that 39 percent of respondents either disagree or are unsure that al-Qaeda carried out the attacks.
[25] The WorldPublicOpinion.org opinion poll conducted during the summer of 2008 found that 33 percent of respondents in Mexico believe al-Qaeda were responsible.
[3] The WorldPublicOpinion.org opinion poll conducted during the summer of 2008 found that 63 percent of respondents in France believe al-Qaeda were responsible.
[3] The WorldPublicOpinion.org opinion poll conducted during the summer of 2008 found that 64 percent of respondents in Germany believe al-Qaeda were responsible.
[26] In its January 2011 issue, the German magazine Welt der Wunder published the results of a poll conducted by the Emnid Institute on 1,005 respondents.
The poll indicated that almost 90 percent of the Germans are convinced that the government of the United States is not telling the whole truth about the September 11 attacks.
[27] The WorldPublicOpinion.org opinion poll conducted during the summer of 2008 found that 56 percent of respondents in Italy believe al-Qaeda were responsible.
[3] The WorldPublicOpinion.org opinion poll conducted during the summer of 2008 found that 57 percent of respondents in Russia believe al-Qaeda were responsible.
One thousand adults were polled, but in order to get a large number of people under 30 years, additional interviews were made.
[28] The WorldPublicOpinion.org opinion poll conducted during the summer of 2008 found that 39 percent of respondents in Turkey believe al-Qaeda were responsible.
[3] The WorldPublicOpinion.org opinion poll conducted during the summer of 2008 found that 42 percent of respondents in Ukraine believe al-Qaeda were responsible.
[3] The WorldPublicOpinion.org opinion poll conducted during the summer of 2008 found that 57 percent of respondents in the United Kingdom believe al-Qaeda were responsible.
[29] A WorldPublicOpinion.org poll conducted in between July and September 2008 found that 69 percent of respondents in Azerbaijan believe al-Qaeda were responsible.
[3] The WorldPublicOpinion.org opinion poll conducted during the summer of 2008 found that 53 percent of respondents in Taiwan believe al-Qaeda were responsible.
[3] The WorldPublicOpinion.org opinion poll conducted during the summer of 2008 found that 51 percent of respondents in South Korea believe al-Qaeda were responsible.
[30] A WorldPublicOpinion.org poll conducted between July and September 2008 found that 23 percent of respondents in Egypt believe al-Qaeda were responsible.
[30] The WorldPublicOpinion.org opinion poll conducted during the summer of 2008 found that 16 percent of respondents in Egypt believe al-Qaeda were responsible.
[30] The WorldPublicOpinion.org opinion poll conducted during the summer of 2008 found that 71 percent of respondents in Nigeria believe al-Qaeda were responsible.
[3] A WorldPublicOpinion.org poll conducted in Nigeria between July and September 2008 that included only Muslim interviewees found that 64 percent of the respondents believed al-Qaeda were responsible.
[30] A WorldPublicOpinion.org poll conducted between July and September 2008 found that 42 percent of respondents in the Palestinian territories believe al-Qaeda were responsible.