18-to 29-year-olds are the most likely to spend the weekend with family (39%), friends (21%), or working (26%).
Two-thirds of Americans have a very positive view of the civil rights leader.
While Americans tend to support impeachment, they do not want it to come at the expense of unifying the country.
Two-thirds of Americans (66%) believe it is very likely (34%) or somewhat likely (32%) that an event similar to the Capitol breach will happen ...
The latest Economist/YouGov poll indicates that one-quarter (27%) of Americans now have a family member or close friend who has died from COVID-19 complications.
Shown a video of the speech, half of registered voters in a recent YouGov Direct poll believe that those remarks represent President Trump conceding ...
About one-quarter of Americans who spent the season alone describe the season as “bad” or “terrible.” That is at least three times the number ...
A YouGov Direct poll of 1,397 registered voters who had heard about the event finds that most (62%) voters perceive today's actions as a ...
Registered voters tend to think the Senate runoff elections in Georgia will be conducted in a free and fair fashion by 44% to 33%.
Americans working full-time (72%), part-time (69%), and those not working (73%) all agree that the funds are "too little."