Again, mostly encouraging, but with some negative bits (Chirac??)

After five months of foreign military occupation and the ouster of Saddam Hussein, nearly two-thirds of Baghdad residents believe that the removal of the Iraqi dictator has been worth the hardships they have been forced to endure, a new Gallup poll shows.

Despite the systemic collapse of government and civic institutions, a wave of looting and violence, and shortages of water and electricity, 67 percent of 1,178 Iraqis told a Gallup survey team that within five years, their lives would be better than before the American and British invasion

Only 8 percent of those queried said they believed that their lives would be worse off as a result of the military campaign to remove Mr. Hussein and his
Baath Party leadership from power.

Unfortunately, Gallup's own analysis requires a subscription, so I don't know any more details on questions and answers, which would be very useful.

Other polls have ranged a bit farther. A Zogby poll from several areas is discussed in this article.

Details of the Zogby poll can be found here.

Generally speaking, about two-thirds of Iraqis surveyed think the war was worth it, although they are naturally still concerned about many issues. Any politician getting this high a rating would think he was a huge success.