Most Americans say political violence is never justified, but younger and more liberal Americans are more likely to say it can be.

Gavin Newsom's standing has risen significantly: The share of Democrats and Democratic-leaning Independents who say they would consider voting for him in 2028 has risen 24 percentage points since April.

American attitudes are split on the deployment of U.S. Navy ships near Venezuela, but majorities of Americans would oppose using military force to invade Venezuela or overthrow Maduro.

The cultural entities that Americans are most likely to associate with MAGA Republicans are American flags, Confederate flags, Kid Rock, The Apprentice, Duck Dynasty, and Joe Rogan.

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Most Americans say that Trump's health and age are affecting his ability to govern, and many believe he is experiencing a cognitive and physical decline.

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Canadians' views on the direction of the country have remained largely unchanged since before the election, but they place less emphasis now on U.S.-Canada relations.

Democrats are much more likely than Republicans to say corruption is a very serious problem among Republican U.S. presidents.

This week’s Economist/YouGov poll covers inflation's importance, deployment of troops to U.S. cities, political retaliation, the Federal Reserve, and COVID shots

A recent YouGov survey found that only about one-quarter of Americans would support purchasing Greenland. Support for taking control by military force and for covert operations to influence politics in Greenland is even lower.

More Americans oppose than support requiring classrooms to display the Ten commandments.

Large majorities of Americans continue to say that gerrymandering is unfair and should be illegal. However, the share who say that tit-for-tat gerrymandering is fair has grown.

This week’s Economist/YouGov poll covers how Trump is pursuing his agenda, perceptions of crime, government's role in history museums, and the state of reading in the U.S.

A new YouGov survey asked Americans about the seriousness of 33 problems in the U.S., led by corruption, inflation, and political division. The shares of Republicans who describe many of these issues as very serious have fallen since August 2024.

A far larger share of Democrats say they strongly disapprove of Trump than the share of Republicans who strongly approve of Trump (83% vs. 54%).

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Large majorities believe that people in immigration detention centers should have clean drinking water, working toilets, running water for showers, beds to sleep on, and more than one meal per day.