While most Americans support celebrating Columbus Day, many—especially Democrats and Gen Z—favor replacing it with Indigenous People’s Day. Despite differences, most voters want to honor history’s achievements without erasing its complexity.
The Trump campaign’s attention to this issue in the closing days of the campaign could sway the election in his favor.
This outline will give candidates, campaigns, and supportive organizations a guide to how to appeal to and win support from an amazing majority of Americans.
If enacted, this proposal would prevent gay and transgender pride flags from being flown outside of these buildings during “Pride Month.”
More than 8-in-10 say they are proud to be an American and 9-in-10 say they are grateful to be an American.
The results shed light on why there has been intense backlash to changes in school and higher education curriculum that portray America’s founding in a negative light.
The results reveal a potential wedge issue that could drive voters away from candidates that support requiring taxpayer-funded health care plans from covering gender affirming care.
While most Americans still believe the US is worthy of the sacrifices made to defend her, many also believe it is less worthy than it was in the past.
New survey results measuring Americans’ optimism for the future of the country.
YouGov poll highlights strong opposition on numerous transgender issues.