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May 25, 2006 
Forty-five percent of American adults surveyed in a Zogby poll think that the September 11, 2001 attacks should be investigated anew. Poll results indicated that 42% believe that there has been a cover up (with 10% unsure) and 45% think "Congress or an International Tribunal should re-investigate the attacks, including whether any US government officials consciously allowed or helped facilitate their success" (with 8% unsure).

These are figures from a nationwide telephone survey of 1200 individuals conducted by Zogby International from Friday, May 12 through Tuesday, May 16, 2006. The results have a margin of sampling error of +/- 2.9.

The poll was commissioned by 911truth.org, a coalition of researchers, journalists and victim family members.

The results of this Zogby poll were released last Monday (22 May), but went largely unreported by the American media.

An earlier Zogby poll (2004) showed nearly half of New Yorkers polled believed certain U.S. officials "consciously" allowed the attacks to happen.

Sources

• Mike Berger "Zogby Poll: Over 70 Million American Adults Support New 9/11 Investigation". PrWEB Free Newswire, May 22, 2006

• "9-11 truth: Is it still out there? Zogby poll shows 70% want new investigation". World Net Daily, May 23, 2006

• "Less than half of Americans satisfied with 9/11 investigations". RAW STORY, May 23, 2006

• Rebecca Wittman "Survey Methodology: Zogby America, 5/12/06 through 5/16/06". 911truth.org, May 17, 2006