Americans Oppose U.S. Companies Helping Censor Chinese Citizens
A large, bipartisan majority of Americans say they are less likely to do business with companies helping the Chinese Communist Party to censor Chinese citizens.
Culture & Values
Store Theft – A “Serious” Problem
More than two-thirds of Americans say organized retail crime is a “serious problem.”
More Want Equal Opportunity Than Equal Results
Americans prefer a system of equal opportunity over one of equal results.
Lab Leak ‘Conspiracy Theory’ Goes Mainstream
A bipartisan majority of Americans believe it is at least somewhat likely that COVID-19 was created in a biological research lab.
Media Mania: Trust in Journalism at All-Time Low
Republicans and independent voters no longer trust the media to report the news fairly and accurately.
Americans Want More Oil Production
Americans overwhelmingly prefer policies that incentivize oil drilling over policies that restrict fossil fuel development.
Most Americans Say the U.S. is in a Recession
Americans’ perception of the economy has soured considerably over the past year.
Americans Skeptical About College Admissions’ Use of Race
Americans favor race neutrality when it comes to college admissions.
China Remains Top Perceived Threat to the U.S.
Despite Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine, Americans continue to rank China as the greatest potential threat to the United States.
Inflation Could Be the Grinch that Stole Christmas
Most Americans expect to cut back on holiday shopping this year due to rising prices.