Many Americans remain uncomfortable with exposing children to certain information and ideas, including gay characters on shows or teachers with a spouse of the same gender.

Americans think discrimination against LGBTQ+ people remains high, though pluralities think things are better than in the recent past and will improve in the future.

Among the 24 characters included in the poll, Princess Leia from Star Wars and Jack from Titanic are viewed favorably by the largest shares of Americans.

Republicans are more likely to support the U.S. aiding Israel, and Democrats are more likely to support aid to Ukraine.

Of the last 10 men to hold the office, Ronald Reagan is the most likely to be rated as outstanding or above average. Among first ladies, Rosalynn Carter and Michelle Obama stand out as the most highly regarded, with nearly half of people classifying them as outstanding or above average.

35% of Americans — including roughly equal shares of Democrats and Republicans — say they will definitely or probably watch the Fox News debate between Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and California Governor Gavin Newsom

This week’s Economist/YouGov poll covers Americans' views on Congress, Biden's job performance and handling of specific issues, wars in Ukraine and Gaza, and the China-U.S. deal on fentanyl.

Most people — especially older Americans — believe that couples today spend too much money getting married, and a significant share say they spend too much time on wedding planning.

Identical surveys of the U.S. and Israel show the American public often has views on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in between those of Israeli Arabs and Israeli Jews.

Most Americans say they're not expecting political arguments at the Thanksgiving table this year. Cranberry sauce could be a sticking point, though.

The new Hollywood film "Napoleon" is releasing this week to an American public that doesn't know much about Napoleon Bonaparte, and doesn't particularly like what it does know about the 19th century French emperor.

A recent YouGov poll asked Americans how each candidate’s positions on immigration, climate change, abortion, and other issues compare to the positions of other elected members of their respective parties.

Topping the list of trends that Americans are most likely to have a positive opinion of are two of the most casual items on the list: flannel shirts and graphic tees. Other highly rated items are dressier, including miniskirts and maxi skirts.

Donald Trump maintains a consistent lead for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination, with far more support than any of the host of other candidates in the race.

To explore how public opinion on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict has changed through the years, a recent YouGov poll re-asked poll questions from before 2010 found in the Roper Center Polling Archive.

U.S. adults are more likely to hold favorable views of labor unions, both in general and in several recent high-profile strikes.

Most American kitchens have measuring cups and can openers, but tools such as zesters and mandolins are more likely to only be owned by dedicated cooks.

Most agencies get support from more Americans for an increase of funding than for a decrease — though with high percentages backing no change in funding or unsure, there is majority support for funding increases for only two agencies, and majority support for decreases for none.

Large shares of Americans support various efforts to preserve Native American sovereignty and traditions, but fewer want a ban on Native American-themed sports mascots.

Eight in 10 women say they wear one most days, though far fewer do so when relaxing alone at home. And a majority say they are more comfortable when they are braless than when they are wearing a bra.