Wives are noticeably less likely than husbands to say they would prefer to share the same bed with their partner (71% vs 82%).
Two in five (40%) think it’s very likely that COVID-19 vaccines will be widely available to the US public by April 19.
Although public health experts say the COVID-19 pandemic is not yet over, Americans are generally feeling happy and hopeful about the idea that the ...
In a recent YouGov poll of more than 7,000 Americans who are in a sexually active relationship, 29% say they wish they were having ...
The most common view among Americans is that life has gotten worse (43%) during the pandemic.
The YouGov Personality Study 2021 finds that 35% of Americans say they’ve felt more lonely than usual during the pandemic.
Data from the YouGov Personality Study 2021 finds close to half (46%) of Americans say the events surrounding coronavirus have had a negative impact ...
More than one-third (36%) of Americans say they “always” like themselves, and close to half (47%) say they like themselves “most of the time.”
YouGov has conducted a comprehensive study examining how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected how Americans feel about a variety of personal topics.
Most white Americans (79%) say the flag makes them feel proud, while fewer Hispanic Americans (67%) and Black Americans (59%) feel the same way.