By Andrew Hutchinson on Social Media Today, 1st Feb 2023

New polling from the Economist and YouGov finds some evidence that support for stricter handgun laws has increased, but there remains doubt about whether stricter gun laws would have prevented any of the recent shootings.

In regard to each man's level of cooperation in returning the documents, more say that Biden and Pence have been cooperative than say the same about Trump.

When asked whether the Memphis police were justified in the amount of force they used on Nichols, most Americans (71%) say they were not. Just 8% think they were.

Overall, more Americans think that advancements in AI-text generation will overall be bad for society (36%) than think they will be good (13%), with 23% believing they will be neither good nor bad.

By Jia Wertz on Forbes, 31 January 2023

Around one-third of Americans say they have no understanding of the rules of golf (32%), ice hockey (31%), soccer (29%), or boxing (29%).

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By Brian Frederick on Search Engine Journal on 26 Jan 2023

Half of people who live in cities say they use public transportation at least monthly, compared to 29% of U.S. adults overall.

Democrats and Republicans are similarly likely to be paying "a lot" or "a little" attention to the debt ceiling debate, with 75% of Democrats who are paying attention saying that Congress should increase the federal borrowing limit. One in five Republicans (20%) who are following the topic agree.

Specifically, Republicans in the latest Economist/YouGov poll are particularly in favor of two proposals: increasing border security (90% strongly or somewhat support) and investigating Joe Biden's son Hunter Biden (85%).

This week, 34% of Americans describe Biden as honest and trustworthy — a new low for his presidency. That's an 8-point drop from when this question was last asked in December 2022, prior to the public revelation that classified documents had been found in Biden's possession.

By Lauren Feiner on CNBC, on 24 Jan 2023

The results show that while most Americans are aware of the status of the currently protected traits asked about, many assume that other traits are also protected — despite the fact that they are not.

To explore how public opinion has changed over the decades, YouGov uses the Roper iPoll Archive to find historical poll questions that could be re-asked today, as part of a series called Polls from the Past.

Four in five (81%) Americans say the price of eggs has increased in the past few months, and 67% say the costs have risen "a lot."