Will more politicians contract COVID-19? Americans think so.
Seven in 10 Americans believe it is likely that even more political figures will contract the virus (70%).
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One-third of Americans blame the Trump Administration for unemployment numbers
A majority of Americans (85%) put “all” or “most” of the blame for the nation’s job losses on the coronavirus outbreak.
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Congress and the Supreme Court should be able to work from home
The latest Economist/YouGov Poll shows most Americans – Republican and Democrat alike – in support of the legislative and judicial branch running remotely.
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Americans see risks in reopening the economy
Americans are continuing to take precautions: 75 percent, the highest percentage in Economist/YouGov Polls, are wearing face masks.
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Did a Chinese lab make the virus? Nearly half of Americans think so
The latest Economist/YouGov Poll finds about half (49%) of the country say it's definitely or probably true that the coronavirus originated in a laboratory ...
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How Americans view sexual assault allegations against Joe Biden and Donald Trump
Three in 10 Americans (31%) and a majority of Republicans (55%) say the allegations against Joe Biden are credible.
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America prioritizes public health and maintaining closures, despite economic impact
By more than two to one, however, today’s priority remains public health (68%) over protecting Americans from the economic effects of the COVID-19 outbreak ...
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What Joe Biden must do to beat Donald Trump in November
Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren leads when Democratic voters are asked to volunteer their first choice for VP.
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American opinion of China at lowest levels in recent years
More than a quarter of adults (27%) view China as an enemy, the highest percentage since the start of the Trump administration.
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Americans reject disinfectant as a COVID-19 treatment, but have greater hope for hydroxychloroquine
More than eight in 10 who have heard about disinfectant as a COVID treatment call it both ineffective and dangerous.
