Our survey finds significant, double-digit declines in Americans’ participation in key social activities from 1995 to 2026.

A voter can call themselves moderate and still want candidates who champion economic populism and challenge the political establishment.

A voter can call themselves moderate and still want candidates who champion economic populism and challenge the political establishment.

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Voters do not typically define “working class” along educational lines.

In March, voters disapproved of Trump's handling of the conflict in Iran by a −11-point margin. Today, this is a −24-point margin.

Alaska voters are worried about affording groceries, gas, utilities, and healthcare at markedly higher rates than last year.

Voters think they are more likely to become homeless than a millionaire or billionaire.

Voters say limited funding is the biggest obstacle keeping their community from investing more in environmental sustainability and green urbanism.