The most common way Americans plan to celebrate Independence Day 2020 is by staying home and relaxing, according to the latest Economist/YouGov poll.
Republicans (86%) are particularly likely to say that The Star-Spangled Banner should continue to be the American national anthem.
About two in five (39%) approve of how Donald Trump is responding to the coronavirus pandemic.
Republicans (77%) are more likely than Independents (50%) and Democrats (35%) to say that it should be illegal to burn the American flag.
Republicans (77%) are far more likely than Independents (45%) and Democrats (16%) to say that the national media’s treatment of Trump has been unfair.
Almost two-thirds (64%) of Americans support the Supreme Court’s decision to keep DACA in place.
When asked about whether they were feeling generally optimistic or pessimistic about their life for the rest of 2020, 54 percent chose optimism.
About six in 10 (62%) members of the LGBTQ+ community say they’re concerned that queer spaces will not re-open after the pandemic.
About one-third (34%) of US adults believe things have gotten worse for gay and lesbian Americans under the Trump administration.
About four in 10 (39%) Americans overall believe that Trump does not care at all about the needs and problems of gay, lesbian, and ...