Trust in institutions has decreased across the board in recent years and shows no signs of changing. Respondents continue to feel that elites and professionals do not have Americans’ best interests in mind.
Age significantly influences how black Americans perceive the U.S. Supreme Court’s affirmative action case.
A recent YouGov poll revealed that Florida is perceived as more financially friendly, safer, and welcoming, while California is known for having more political power and better universities.
Escalating crime fears signal a pivotal shift in Americans’ security outlook.
More Americans believe leading academic institutions offer a negative presentation of America’s core values than a positive one, and a plurality believe schools are too lenient on pro-Hamas professors.
A growing number of Americans have concerns about data privacy – a shift driven largely by increased concern among Republicans.
There is a bipartisan consensus that it is important and responsible for America to support Israel in its war with Hamas.
A recent study showed that less than half of U.S. adults believe businesses should take public stances on current events.
Gallup’s data since 2003 shows a steady rise in support for a third party among both Democrats and Republicans.
The growing concerns have increased among liberals, moderates, and conservatives, but chiefly among conservatives.