A recent YouGov poll finds that more than one in three Americans who have owned a home (35%) say that their parents helped them financially with buying their first home.

A recent YouGov poll finds that over half of Americans think redlining – a discriminatory practice in which banks withhold services to neighborhoods populated by minorities and lower-wage earners – occurs very or somewhat often in the U.S. today.

Findings from a recent YouGov poll reveal that most Americans support policies that would increase the rights of renters, including preventing landlords from evicting tenants in order to raise rents and requiring landlords selling a property to give current tenants the right to purchase it first.

Most Americans say they've noticed the cost of housing in their communities increase over the past decade, as well as over the past year. Two-thirds of Americans say it's difficult to find affordable housing in their areas and a majority expect housing prices will continue to rise.

Results, interactive data, and methodology on Americans' attitudes on the defamation trial with Amber Heard and Johnny Depp, from a May 20 - 22, 2022 YouGov survey

Results, interactive data, and methodology on Americans' attitudes on baby formula shortages from a May 13 - 16, 2022 YouGov survey.

As the shortfall continues, most Americans are placing “a lot” or “a little” responsibility on supply chain problems (76%), U.S. formula companies (74%), and the recent recall of formulas (71%).

A recent YouGov poll asked Americans whether they believe in 30 good- and bad-luck superstitions. The three good-luck superstitions polled that the largest share of Americans say they believe in are making a wish while blowing out birthday candles (28%), seeing a shooting star (28%), and saying bless you when someone sneezes (27%).

A recent YouGov poll finds that two-thirds of Americans support canceling some amount of student loan debt for all people who currently hold it.

Results, interactive data, and methodology on Americans' attitudes on student loan debt from a May 2 - 6, 2022 YouGov survey

Results, interactive data, and methodology on Americans' attitudes on homelessness from an April 19 - 25, 2022 YouGov survey

The most popular gift moms want this year is a simple one: a card.

Results, interactive data, and methodology on Americans' attitudes on Mother's Day from an April 27 - 30, 2022 YouGov survey

After news of the Supreme Court's vote to overturn Roe v. Wade leaked, many Americans reported feeling outraged and saddened; a far smaller share said they felt happy or even thrilled. About half say they plan to take some form of civic action in response to learning of the Court’s intention to overturn Roe v. Wade.

Results, interactive data, and methodology on Americans' attitudes toward abortion from the latest Economist/YouGov survey

Results and methodology on Americans' attitudes on luck and superstitions from an April 26 - 30, 2022 YouGov survey

A recent poll by the Economist/YouGov finds that nearly two in three Americans (64%) say crime has increased nationally over the past year, and somewhat fewer (42%) say it has increased in their local community. Many attribute rising crime rates to changes in the economy, protests over police brutality, changes in police staffing, and the COVID-19 pandemic.

In a recent poll, YouGov asked a sample of 1,000 U.S. adult citizens whether they agree or disagree with 10 statements relating to free speech and the internet. Most Americans agree that the internet has made it easier for people to widely and anonymously share their views, and most also say it has increased access to a diverse range of views.

Results, interactive data, and methodology on Americans' attitudes toward free speech and the internet from a March 22 - 25, 2022 YouGov survey

A recent YouGov poll asked Americans their opinions on 16 emerging technologies, ranging from cryptocurrency and virtual reality, to lab-grown meat and artificial organs.