The American news landscape remains polarized by political party, with few news sources both used and trusted widely among Democrats and Republicans.

A new YouGov survey asked Americans whether they think the Democratic Party or the Republican Party does a better job handling each of 20 issues.

This week’s Economist/YouGov poll covers how many Americans think Democrats actively tried to conceal information about Biden's health, how many Americans want to receive a new COVID-19 vaccine, and changes in Republican sympathy for Ukraine.

Findings from the latest Economist/YouGov poll about the new budget, treatment of people detained at the border, and Donald Trump's business interests.

As Trump's policy agenda unfolds, we are measuring public views on the administration's actions and proposals.

Since September 2022, as many as six in 10 Republicans have thought of themselves as MAGA Republicans. Some of the ones who don't are souring on President Trump.

Findings from the latest Economist/YouGov poll about how much respect Americans think people around the world have for Donald Trump and how fair or unfair Americans consider their country's major trade relationships.

Trump performs worst on inflation/prices (-26 net approval), changes to geographic names (-21), federal workforce reductions (-17), relations with Canada (-16), presidential pardons (-16), and tariffs and trade (-15).

Democrats and Republicans are divided on whether people with certain stances on abortion, immigration, gender identity, and diversity should be allowed in their parties.

Findings from the latest Economist/YouGov poll about Donald Trump's job approval, economic fears, and grades and ideological scores for top universities.

YouGov produced the first publicly available MRP in a Canadian election. Overall, we are pleased with how the model performed on three key measures.

Democrats are especially likely to say their party isn't doing enough, in countering opposition messaging, winning elections, attracting new members, and touting its achievements.

By 53% to 21%, Americans think the Trump administration should comply with the Supreme Court’s order to facilitate Garcia's release from El Salvador

This week's Economist/YouGov poll covers Donald Trump approval, economic concerns, democracy, Pope Francis, and Catholic doctrine.

The disapproval of Trump extends from major issues, especially his handling of tariffs and government workers, to less-substantive ones such as golf and the Oval Office.

A new YouGov survey finds that Americans largely support childhood vaccination: Majorities believe the benefits outweigh the risks, that vaccines work, that the science supporting their safety is well established, and that many of these vaccines should be required.

Most Americans say it's unacceptable for a president to refuse to comply with a Supreme Court order.

The majority of policies proposed by the top two parties' leaders are widely supported by Canadians: More than 60% of Canadians support each of 14 of the policies asked about.

YouGov’s final update of the 2025 Canadian election MRP model suggests the Liberals the Liberals will win between 170 seats and 204 seats, with a central estimate of 185.

The top issue for Canadians is U.S.-Canada relations — followed by housing, inflation, and healthcare.