Republicans (69%) are nearly ten times as likely as Democrats (7%) to say they believe Pence is a better debater.

Roughly three months out from the holiday season, YouGov data indicates Sony has an edge over Microsoft among console and PC gamers in terms of purchase interest for the new consoles.

Trended data shows the percentage of Americans who believe the stock market will go up in the next year has been decreasing since it reached a peak in mid-April, although the figure remains higher than it was in general prior to the pandemic.

A majority of Americans approve of the executive orders signed by President Donald Trump to extend COVID-19 economic relief, but fewer think he’ll be able to implement them.

According to recent Economist/YouGov Polls, two in five (40%) Americans have a favorable opinion of Pence, compared to 37 percent of Americans who say they have a favorable opinion of Harris. A quarter (25%) of Americans remain uncertain about their opinion of Harris, while only 14 percent are uncertain of their opinion of Pence.

Most Americans, including members of President Obama's own party, thought the country was on the wrong track before his re-election. It’s not unlike what President Trump is facing today.

44 percent of Americans say they would be willing to date someone with political views different than their own. About two in five (39%) say they would be not very or not at all willing to do so.

California Senator Kamala Harris was one of the best-known women being considered by Joe Biden to be his running mate. Very few of his supporters said any choice would have made them change their mind about voting for him in November.

An August 2020 YouGov poll finds that for 31 percent of Americans, it’s been more than four months since they hugged someone outside of their household.

Pop quiz: do you know what the current unemployment rate is? Only one in four adults (24%) are aware of where it is today, according to data in the latest Economist/YouGov Poll.