Democrats are more likely than Republicans to say men and women should be treated as equals, and much less likely to say they are treated as equals.

Americans’ trust in the media to state the facts fully, accurately, and fairly is low: Only 29% say they have a fair amount or a great deal of trust, compared to 44% who do in Donald Trump’s administration.

This week’s Economist/YouGov poll covers Donald Trump's presidency, Elon Musk and DOGE, the administration's plans and priorities, and the Russia-Ukraine war.

52% of Americans trust Donald Trump a lot to handle immigration as president, 46% trust him a lot to handle the economy, and 45% trust him a lot to handle foreign policy.

A new survey finds that the results of the 2024 election have many Americans thinking differently about where they want to live, their health care, and their finances.

51% of Americans and 43% of Canadians say they oppose California, Oregon, and Washington becoming a part of Canada.

This week’s Economist/YouGov poll covers Donald Trump's popularity, his executive orders, congressional responses, Elon Musk, DOGE, and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Support for the U.S. seeking to expand its territory, even if it means using force, is very low among Democrats (3% support), Republicans (6%), and Independents (2%).

Most Americans favor U.S. aid being used for disaster response, food security, counter-terrorism, and poverty relief.

Americans are more likely to say the government is the biggest threat to free speech than that social media companies are.

Most of the behaviors asked about — which broadly involve governance, abuse of power, and conflicts of interest — are viewed as unacceptable by a majority of Americans.

People with a higher self-rated relationship quality are more likely to believe that "you just know when it’s the right person."

Out of more than 30 factors, the largest shares of Americans deem as very important trust, honesty, respect, open communication, and friendship (83%).

51% of Americans have in their homes at least one unoccupied bedroom. A new YouGov survey explored which demographics are more likely to have one or more spare bedrooms and what the rooms are being used for.

As the Kansas City Chiefs go for their third consecutive Super Bowl win, fewer Americans are rooting for them than did the past two years.

A new YouGov survey examines how Americans are feeling about consumer DNA tests. About one in five Americans have ever taken one of these tests, and many have found surprising information about their family history as a result.

Get the latest polling data from weekly Economist/YouGov surveys about Donald Trump's second term

This week’s Economist/YouGov poll covers Donald Trump's actions and policies, the mood of the country, Elon Musk and Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.'s roles in the new administration, federal agencies, and flying.

A new YouGov survey explores which meal — breakfast, lunch, or dinner — Americans like the most, when they eat their meals, who they eat with, their most-loved and most-hated parts of meal preparation and what they’re doing while they eat.

First-date behaviors generally unacceptable include being dismissive to service staff, criticizing the other person's order, and frequently looking at your phone.