Data & Analysis — Archive
Polling, voter data, demographic trends, and statistical analysis
Poll: 60% of Americans Say Politics Feel Ubiquitous in Spaces Where They Shouldn't Be
The same voters demanding less political intrusion in daily life are heavily influenced when celebrity and athlete statements align with their own views, the POLITICO Poll finds.
Collins Leading Platner by 3 Points in Fox News Poll
The incumbent Republican holds a narrow edge overall, but the Democrat leads by 9 points among highly motivated voters surveyed.
Americans inundated with suspected scams, new polls show why few victims report them
About 3 in 10 U.S. adults have personally lost money or information to scams, yet most victims do not contact law enforcement.
Gallup Poll Shows Record-Low 17% of Americans Report Being 'Very Proud' of US
The finding marks a significant drop from previous years, with partisan divides stark: 92% of Republicans report high patriotism compared to just 36% of Democrats.
Civil Rights, Moon Landings and War Wins: What Americans See as Country's Greatest Achievements
An NBC News poll found nearly two-thirds of respondents cited events tied to the expansion of rights when asked open-ended about America's top accomplishments.
Louisiana Communities Push Back as Industrial Development Accelerates under Permitting Rollbacks
Environmental justice advocates in the River Parishes region say fast-tracked permits for facilities like the Hyundai steel plant threaten historically Black communities, while economic development supporters point to promised jobs and investment.
Poll: 80% of Americans Say U.S. Puts Too Little Emphasis on Civic Education
The NBC News survey found bipartisan agreement that civic education is lacking, though trust in institutions remains near historic lows.
Poll: Americans See Improved Race Relations Since 2020, but Divisions Remain
The NBC News survey finds White and Black Americans remain sharply divided in their views, with 15% of Whites calling relations 'very bad' versus 36% of Blacks.
Poll Shows American Pride at 51%, Down From 81% in 2013
The PRRI survey finds the percentage of Americans feeling 'extremely' or 'very proud' of their national identity has dropped sharply ahead of the country's 250th anniversary.
Climate Policy Debate Intensifies as Fossil Fuel Use Remains Central to U.S. Energy Mix
Advocates argue current federal energy policy prioritizes short-term industry interests over long-term environmental obligations to future generations, citing polling data and international climate commitments.