About two-thirds of Democrats only want to allow vaccinated tourists into the country, while Republicans are less concerned about visitors’ vaccination status.

Two-thirds of individuals (65%) who watch Fox News most among cable news networks say that the national increase in crime has been significant, while another 12% say crime has “increased a little.”

Americans’ attitude to police preparation for Saturday’s rally is a big shift from their view of Jan. 6 preparedness.

This week’s Economist/YouGov Poll finds major differences in Americans’ willingness to accept Afghan refugees, depending on whether they helped U.S. troops during the war.

Some vaccinated people are no longer associating with unvaccinated friends and family members.

While many Americans see France as an ally to the U.S., even more see the U.K. and Australia as allies.

That's more than twice the share of Democrats and Independents.

About six in ten adults nationally support vaccination mandates for medical providers, members of Congress, and teachers.

YouGov estimates of public opinion on abortion show that support for legal abortion in most or all cases is above 50% in many states that have recently tightened rules on abortion or are considering it.

More Americans still disapprove (48%) than approve (44%) of how he is handling his position as president.

In the latest Economist/YouGov Poll, just about half the country claims to have experienced at least one of the dramatic weather events of the last few weeks.

The people least likely to share their status, according to the latest Economist/YouGov Poll, aren’t fully vaccinated but either have started the process or plan to (26%) or are not sure about vaccination (45%).

A plurality of Americans in the latest Economist/YouGov Poll disapprove of the Texas law (50%, to 36% who approve).

Americans say the Sept 11 attack changed the country (88% overall) and the world (84% overall) a little or completely.

Among likely voters in a new California poll conducted by YouGov, 57% percent say they will vote “no” on recalling Governor Gavin Newsom on September 14, while only 43% say they will vote “yes.”

For the first time, more American adults disapprove of how Biden is handling his job. Nearly half the public (49%) disapproves of Biden’s job performance, while only 39% approve.

Opinions on labor unions vary dramatically between the political parties. Among Republicans, 28% have favorable views of unions compared to 62% of Democrats.

Most Republicans who have heard a lot or a little about ivermectin say it is effective (56%), compared with 19% of Democrats.

More than half of Americans say they think the Taliban (51%) —and Islamic State (57%) — pose an immediate and serious threat to the U.S.

Four in ten Southerners (40%) report always wearing a mask in the last week, up seven points from what already had been a rising number.