What do Americans think Joe Biden will achieve as president?
Just 26% of Americans say President Joe Biden will be able to bring the country together.
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Americans’ final verdict on Trump’s presidency
Americans in the latest Economist/YouGov poll believe President Trump made progress improving the economy and cutting taxes. But there are other things the public ...
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Half of Americans think a peaceful transition is likely to take place
About half of Americans believes the transition and inauguration will be peaceful, with Republicans particularly convinced this will be case: 56% of Republicans and ...
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What do Americans make of the state of race relations in 2021?
Republicans (35%) are far less likely than Democrats (81%) or Independents (56%) to believe Martin Luther King’s birthday should be a national holiday.
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Violent content should bring suspension by social media, Americans say
A majority believe social media sites should suspend those who post violent content (70%) or hate speech (71%), promote racial divisions (71%), support the ...
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Where does President Trump go from here? Half want him removed from office
About half (48%) say President Trump should resign, while 42% disagree. A similar number (48%) would remove him from office, though 44% would not.
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One week later, what do Americans make of the Capitol attack?
Three-quarters of Democrats (75%) and Republicans (74%) currently say that the country is off on the wrong track.
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2020 was bad, but Americans are not certain 2021 will be better for the world
Republicans are three times (21%) as likely as Democrats (6%) to be “very” pessimistic about what comes next for the world.
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The partisan COVID-19 divide continues, though Republicans worry more as cases rise
Just about as many Republicans now say they are worried about contracting the virus (49%) as say they are not (51%).
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Republican approval of how Mitch McConnell is handling his job hits two-year low
Only two in five (39%) Republicans approve of how Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is handling his job.
