YouGov asked 39,951 Americans about their difficulties making friends, their level of introversion (and extroversion), and, plainly, just how many close friends they really have.

The latest Economist/YouGov poll finds that 46% of Americans expect that temperatures in their local area will be warmer than in previous summers, while 31% expect them to stay generally the same.

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By 40% to 35%, Americans are more likely to disapprove than approve of the way Joe Biden has been handling gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender issues.

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Nearly three-quarters of Americans — including majorities of Democrats (79%) and Republicans (73%) — believe that AI should be either somewhat or heavily regulated by the government.

An overlap in favorable views between Musk and DeSantis suggests a commonality in their appeal among Republicans. However, Republicans currently say they prefer former President Donald Trump to DeSantis as their nominee by a margin of two to one.

A new YouGov poll reveals that Americans are more likely to oppose (47%) than support (30%) modifications intended to better align classic media entertainment with current social values.

By Anna Sonnenberg on Social Media Explorer, 22nd May 2023

Roughly one in 10 U.S. adults (13%) say they have already been affected by a mass shooting in their own community.

A majority of Republicans (54%) now view Representative George Santos unfavorably.

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Pepperoni has many lovers and few haters: Fewer than 1% of Americans say it's their least favorite topping.

German men are by far the most frequent ‘sitzpinklers’

Majorities of Republicans (55%) and Democrats (78%) believe George Santos should resign his seat in the House of Representatives.

Using the powerful YouGov BrandIndex, the top 10 biggest brand movers are determined across 13 metrics within media consumption, brand health, and purchase intent.

While older generations are starkly divided along party lines on which issue is most important to them, younger generations are more united across party lines on their important issues.