For the last few months, the unknown “Democrat” has been leading Trump in the polls, this week by a margin of six points, 47 to 41 percent.

Democrats are also much more concerned than Republicans that the United States cannot defend itself from election interference next year, and their own votes may not be counted properly.

Both Boris Johnson, leader of the Conservative Party and Jeremy Corbyn, the Labour Party leader, aren’t held in high regard from the US public.

A quarter of Millennials (25%) are feeling anxious about the prospect of talking politics at the upcoming holidays—but that is not their greatest concern. More are worried about having to discuss their personal life.

President Trump daily job approval among registered voters - November 6, 2019: Approve 44%, Disapprove 54%

On average, nearly a quarter (24%) of Americans do their holiday shopping in late November/early December around Black Friday and Cyber Monday, according to YouGov consumer data going back to 2015. In fact, 8 percent of Americans say they have shopped for some gifts on Black Friday and Cyber Monday.

President Trump daily job approval among registered voters - November 5, 2019: Approve 46%, Disapprove 52%

The same share of Democrats favor impeachment as Republicans oppose it. This week, independents are narrowly in favor, though the difference is within the error margin for this group.

President Trump daily job approval among registered voters - November 4, 2019: Approve 44%, Disapprove 54%

Red wine (69%) is the most popular among wine-drinking adults, though majorities also say they like white wine (65%) or rosé (55%).