Most people have been in a serious relationship involving an age gap of five or more years. Fewer have been with someone who is significantly different from them in regards to educational attainment, wealth, or religion.

Majorities say the U.S. was right to intervene in — and view as successful — World Wars I and II. The Vietnam War is most likely to be viewed as the result of a bad decision and also as unsuccessful.

This week’s Economist/YouGov poll covers the 2024 presidential election, which sources Americans trust for election information, funding for Israel, the Palestinians, and Ukraine, and Time magazine's selection of Taylor Swift as Person of the Year.

Many also place a high value on a PCP's listening skills, intelligence, and level of experience. Fewer consider factors such as their race, sexual orientation, religion, politics, gender, or age.

This week’s Economist/YouGov poll covers Americans' views on Congress, Biden's job performance and handling of specific issues, wars in Ukraine and Gaza, and the China-U.S. deal on fentanyl.

To explore how public opinion on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict has changed through the years, a recent YouGov poll re-asked poll questions from before 2010 found in the Roper Center Polling Archive.

Majorities of Americans say they would support Congress passing laws making abortion and same-sex marriage nationwide.

Americans are divided over new House Speaker Mike Johnson, but a general consensus agrees he's more conservative than former Speaker Kevin McCarthy.

Americans are more likely to sympathize with the Israelis than the Palestinians, but the wave of pro-Israel sentiment that followed Hamas's October 7 attack has faded

Here is what surveys conducted by the Economist and YouGov show about how Americans feel about new Speaker Mike Johnson and the just-concluded Speaker battle