How do people who are pro-life differ from people who are pro-choice? Dramatically on many core issues about abortion.

A recent Economist/YouGov poll asked Americans whether they think a variety of issues policies should be legal nationally, left to the states, or banned nationally.

Results, interactive data, and methodology on Americans' attitudes on baby formula shortages from a May 13 - 16, 2022 YouGov survey.

As the shortfall continues, most Americans are placing “a lot” or “a little” responsibility on supply chain problems (76%), U.S. formula companies (74%), and the recent recall of formulas (71%).

A recent YouGov poll finds that Americans view homelessness as more of a national problem than a local one, though all levels of government – national, state, and local – rank highly on the list of entities Americans blame when it comes to homelessness. The mental health system is the only entity blamed by more Americans among those polled about.

A recent YouGov poll finds that more than one in four Americans (27%) report having changed their mind on the issue of abortion at some point in their lives. Most people who say they’ve changed their views (46%) say they became more accepting of abortion access over time, while fewer (37%) say they became less accepting.

In a YouGov analysis of polling data on abortion from the past year, atheists are the most likely to identify as pro-choice among groups defined by their religious faith or attitude toward religion.

Results, interactive data, and methodology on Americans' attitudes on abortion from a May 3 - 6, 2022 YouGov survey

YouGov asked the US and seven European countries about their perception of crime levels in their country

More than half of Americans (58%) support establishing term limits for the Supreme Court, while only 21% oppose doing so.

A recent YouGov poll asked Americans their opinions on whether high-school students should be required to take a class on financial literacy that includes lessons on topics such as credit scores, managing debt, and filing taxes. The vast majority of Americans (79%) support adding financial literacy to high-school curriculums, while only 10% oppose doing so.

A recent YouGov poll asked more than 22,000 Americans their opinions on how a college education affects a person’s political ideology. Nearly half of Americans (47%) – including 56% of college graduates – say that going to college generally makes people more liberal, while only 6% say it makes them more conservative.

Results, interactive data, and methodology on Americans' attitudes about the direction of the country, from the latest Economist/YouGov survey

Results, interactive data, and methodology on Americans' attitudes about foreign policy and the Ukraine/Russia conflict, from the latest Economist/YouGov survey

Results, interactive data, and methodology on Americans' attitudes about the COVID-19 from the latest Economist/YouGov survey.

Results, interactive data, and methodology on Americans' attitudes about the economy from the latest Economist/YouGov survey.

Results, interactive data, and methodology on Americans' attitudes about the 2022 Midterms and politics from the latest Economist/YouGov survey.

Results, interactive data, and methodology on Americans' attitudes about the Supreme Court from the latest Economist/YouGov survey.

Results, interactive data, and methodology on Americans' attitudes about abortion from the latest Economist/YouGov survey.

A recent YouGov poll finds that two-thirds of Americans support canceling some amount of student loan debt for all people who currently hold it.