This volume presents a comprehensive record of significant public opinion polls conducted by the Gallup Organization in 1985. It serves as a primary source for understanding the prevailing sentiments and attitudes of the American public during that year. The data is organized chronologically, offering a clear view of how opinions evolved or remained consistent on various issues.

This volume is a foundational resource for researchers and historians studying American public opinion in the mid-1980s. Its chronological arrangement and comprehensive indexing make it an invaluable tool for detailed analysis. The data presented offers direct insight into the attitudes and beliefs that shaped the political and social discourse of 1985.