Will the post-Thanksgiving COVID-19 surge affect Christmas holiday behavior?
Less than half of adults (46%) say they will celebrate the holidays with others this year.
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The economy matters, and for many, the president is responsible
Half of those who say the economy is getting worse give President Trump all or most of the blame, while most of those who ...
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One-third of Trump supporters believe Joe Biden will not be inaugurated in January
70% of President Trump’s supporters have no confidence that the election was fair.
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Biden can begin the transition, but Trump voters aren’t ready for it
Most Trump voters don’t want to see the Administration cooperate with the President-Elect: they reject any concession from the incumbent President, don’t want the ...
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American perceptions of China grow more negative as public blames it for COVID-19
Almost two-thirds believe China is responsible for the worldwide pandemic, including almost all Republicans, and 44% of Democrats.
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Half the public are willing to get vaccinated against COVID-19, the highest level yet
For the first time since the Economist/YouGov Poll began asking in the summer whether or not they will get vaccinated against COVID-19 once a ...
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Black Friday? Not so much this year
In the latest Economist/YouGov Poll, just 11% say this year they will be out shopping on Black Friday.
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How COVID-19 is impacting Thanksgiving festivities
According to the latest Economist/YouGov poll, nearly half of Americans (47%) have seen some sort of COVID-related impact to their Thanksgiving.
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As America’s coronavirus caseload grows, political perceptions begin to change
In the last week there has been an increase in Republican voters recognizing that COVID-19 cases are rising in their own communities.
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Trump voters still see Biden's victory as illegitimate
President Donald Trump, and the vast majority of his supporters in the latest Economist/YouGov poll, deny that Biden was legitimately elected and say voter ...
