This week’s Economist/YouGov poll covers inflation's importance, deployment of troops to U.S. cities, political retaliation, the Federal Reserve, and COVID shots

A recent YouGov survey found that only about one-quarter of Americans would support purchasing Greenland. Support for taking control by military force and for covert operations to influence politics in Greenland is even lower.

95% of adults 65 or older say they can read the time from an analog clock instantly, compared to 43% of adults under 30.

Mothers who are younger or more educated are more likely than others to breastfeed their babies.

Britons are more likely than Americans to say it’s acceptable for someone to be naked at a private nudist site, at a nudist beach, in their own garden, and while swimming in a natural body of water.

Majorities of Americans say people should be allowed to hunt turkeys, deer, wild hogs, rabbits, ducks, quail, and geese. Fewer say so about doves, bears , and moose.

More Americans oppose than support requiring classrooms to display the Ten commandments.

Large majorities of Americans continue to say that gerrymandering is unfair and should be illegal. However, the share who say that tit-for-tat gerrymandering is fair has grown.

This week’s Economist/YouGov poll covers how Trump is pursuing his agenda, perceptions of crime, government's role in history museums, and the state of reading in the U.S.

A new YouGov survey asked Americans about the seriousness of 33 problems in the U.S., led by corruption, inflation, and political division. The shares of Republicans who describe many of these issues as very serious have fallen since August 2024.

A far larger share of Democrats say they strongly disapprove of Trump than the share of Republicans who strongly approve of Trump (83% vs. 54%).

This week’s Economist/YouGov poll covers new lows for Trump approval, Democrats' lead in the generic ballot, wars in Gaza and Ukraine, and administration actions in higher education.

Large majorities believe that people in immigration detention centers should have clean drinking water, working toilets, running water for showers, beds to sleep on, and more than one meal per day.

Among parents of students in grades K-12, the most common concerns about public schools in their local area are bullying, students not meeting learning objectives, and depression and anxiety among students.

We broke down the 2024 electorate by crucial demographics such as D&D players, hotel toiletry thieves, and the neurospicy.

Nearly half were sleepaway campers — and half of former campers say the experience influenced them as adults at least a fair amount. The vast majority of former campers had a positive experience.

Few Americans approve of Texas’ redistricting proposal. Americans are divided over Democratic state legislators' move to leave Texas in order to prevent a vote

This week’s Economist/YouGov poll covers approval of Trump's job performance, partisan gerrymandering, Ghislaine Maxwell's prison move, inflation, and government jobless numbers

Less Republicans than Democrats oppose gerrymandering, though Democrats are more willing to use tit-for-tat gerrymandering in response to Republican partisan gerrymandering.

Americans are more likely to view Sydney Sweeney favorably than unfavorably, and few see anything inappropriate in saying that someone has "good genes"