Voters still remain skepticalof the National Security Agencys domestic surveillance programs, but most agree that the continued disclosure of details about these programs is ultimately bad for national security.

A new Rasmussen Reports poll found 34 percent of likely U.S. voters favor the NSAs tracking of the telephone calls and emails of millions of Americans as part of the effort to fight terrorism. Forty-nine percent are opposed, while 17 percent are not sure.