A majority of Republicans and Democrats are now wearing face masks
About three in five (61%) adults say they are doing this – up eight points since last week (53%).
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Registered voters favor Joe Biden but are skeptical he can beat President Trump
Among all Democratic voters, President Obama's endorsement mattered most
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Why Joe Biden needed the Sanders and Obama endorsements
About seven in 10 of those who preferred Bernie Sanders (69%) say they will vote for Joe Biden.
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States vs. Washington: Who is doing the best job in the pandemic?
The Centers for Disease Control as well as Dr. Anthony Fauci, remain the two most reliable sources of medical advice.
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Black Americans twice as likely to know someone who has tested positive or died from COVID-19
Black Americans are twice as likely as white Americans to report a family member or close friend who has died from COVID-19.
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Many Americans consuming more news and television as COVID-19 reaches closer to home
Americans are increasingly worried about contracting COVID-19 themselves.
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Most Americans think President Trump waited too long to act on COVID-19
Most Republicans (71%) are happy with the speed of the president’s response, but one in five Republicans (20%) think he should have moved faster.
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Most Americans do not support social distancing exemptions for religious services
Republicans are three times as likely as Democrats to support a religious exemption.
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Most Americans think a recession is already here among other pessimistic economic views
The share of the public describing the economy as getting worse jumped eight points in the last week—up to 56 percent from what was ...
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Most Americans think it is very important to be counted in the Census
A majority of Republicans (56%) and Democrats (66%) agree that it is very important to answer the Census.
