Laws regulate behavior in society, but do Americans believe that their laws and moral values are aligned?

More Americans think it's immoral to betray a partner than to shortchange the government.

Among the Americans who consider themselves moral are 71% of Americans who have cheated on a partner who never found out.

One in four Americans (25%) say they have attended a party hosted by a college fraternity, including 23% of Americans who say they were not part of Greek life in college.

YouGov asked 2,000 Americans about their opinions on the morality of political parties and institutions, as well as how morality and moral transgressions may affect their voting intentions.

In a recent survey, YouGov asked Americans to reflect on their experience growing up with parental rules and breaking those rules.

The typical American view on the age limit for buying a handgun is that it should be 21; for running for Congress, that it should be 25; and for running for president, that it should be 35.

More than half (54%) of Americans who have ever been in a monogamous relationship say they have been cheated on — either physically, emotionally, or both.

For both writing and speaking, Americans were split on which option is best when the media is reporting on racism, according to a recent survey by YouGov.

More than half of Americans say they think it is acceptable for a white person to write a racial minority character for TV, film, or books, and one-quarter say it is unacceptable.