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YouGov America @today.yougov.com · 4h
NEW Economist/YouGov: The economy % of U.S. adult citizens saying they think that overall, the economy is getting better | worse... At the start of Donald Trump's second term 19% | 37% Now 13% | 63% yougov.com/en-us/articl...
A line chart of YouGov polling data with the headline: "Is the U.S. economy getting better or worse?."

The chart has the sub-headline: "Overall, do you think the economy is getting better or worse? (% of U.S. adult citizens)."

The chart has the note: "Note: Responses of "don't know" are not shown. Data for Sept. 26 - Nov. 14, 2020 is among registered voters only."
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YouGov America @today.yougov.com · 4h
NEW Economist/YouGov Sep 25-28: Donald Trump % who approve | disapprove of Trump U.S. adult citizens 34% | 62% (-27) Last week 34% | 61% (-27) Start of term 49% | 43% (+6) Dem 4% | 95% Ind 21% | 69% Rep 78% | 19% 18-29: 32% | 63% 65+: 41% | 57% yougov.com/en-us/articl...
A stacked bar chart of YouGov polling data with the headline: "Approval and disapproval of Trump's job performance."

The chart has the sub-headline: "Do you approve or disapprove of the way Donald Trump is handling his job as President? (%)."
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YouGov America @today.yougov.com · 9h
NEW Economist/YouGov Sep 25-28: Corruption 84% of Americans think most or many people in government are corrupt % who say most or many of the following are corrupt Elected officials 75% Top officials 67% Judges 52% Low-level agency workers 39% yougov.com/en-us/articl...
A stacked bar chart of YouGov polling data with the headline: "How widespread do Americans think corruption is in government?." The chart has the sub-headline: "How many _____ do you think are corrupt? (% of U.S. adult citizens)."
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YouGov America @today.yougov.com · 10h
NEW Economist/YouGov Sept 25-28: Iran Most Americans disapprove of how Donald Trump is handling Iran 30% of U.S. adult citizens approve of how he's handling Iran; 60% disapprove yougov.com/en-us/articl...
A line chart of YouGov polling data with the headline: "Americans' views of how Trump is handling Iran." The chart has the sub-headline: "Do you approve or disapprove of the way Donald Trump is handling Iran? (% of U.S. adult citizens)." The chart has the note: "Note: Responses of "no opinion" are not shown."
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YouGov America @today.yougov.com · 11h
Sep 28-29 poll of 3,886 U.S. adults (±1.9 points) How serious of a problem do you think sexual assault is on college campuses in the U.S.? % who say very serious U.S. adults 50% Democrats 61% Independents 50% Republicans 40% yougov.com/en-us/daily-...
YouGov survey results by political party for the question, "How serious of a problem do you think sexual assault is on college campuses in the U.S.?"
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YouGov America @today.yougov.com · 11h
NEW Economist/YouGov: Direction of the country % of U.S. adult citizens who say things in this country today are [generally headed in the right direction | off on the wrong track]... At the start of Trump's second term 37% | 50% Now 25% | 65% yougov.com/en-us/articl...
A line chart of YouGov polling data with the headline: "Is the U.S. headed in the right direction or off on the wrong track?."

The chart has the sub-headline: "Would you say things in this country today are... (% of U.S. adult citizens)."

The chart has the note: "Note: Responses of "not sure" are not shown. Data for Oct. 22 - Nov. 5, 2016 and Sept. 26 - Nov. 14, 2020 is among registered voters only."
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YouGov America @today.yougov.com · 13h
NEW Economist/YouGov Sep 25-28: The midterms Democrats' lead in the 2026 congressional race hits a new high: Likely voters back Democrats over Republicans 53% to 38%, a 16-point edge Among registered voters, the lead is 6 points yougov.com/en-us/articl...
A line chart of YouGov polling data with the headline: "Who is leading among registered voters and likely voters in the race for Congress in 2026."

The chart has the sub-headline: "In the elections for U.S. Congress in November, who will you vote for in the district where you live? (% of registered voters picking the Democratic candidate minus the % picking the Republican candidate)."

The chart has the note: "Note: Likely voters are U.S. adult citizens who meet two criteria: (1) They either are registered to vote or say they will be registered to vote by the November elections; and (2) They either say they will definitely vote in November or say they have already voted. The displayed question has been used since the August 14 - 17, 2026 survey. Prior surveys asked the question, "If the elections for U.S. Congress were being held today, who would you vote for in the district where you live?" Responses of "other," "not sure," "I would not vote," and "I will not vote" are not shown."
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YouGov America @today.yougov.com · 28/09/2026
Sep 25-28 poll of 21,449 U.S. adults (±0.9 point) % who'd support | oppose a federal law giving the government the power to shut down an advanced AI system at any time U.S. adults 54% | 21% Democrats 61% | 18% Independents 51% | 20% Republicans 51% | 25% yougov.com/en-us/daily-...
YouGov survey results by political party for the question, "Would you support or oppose a federal law giving the government the power to shut down an advanced artificial intelligence system at any time?"
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YouGov America @today.yougov.com · 25/09/2026
Sep 24-25 poll of 6,528 U.S. adults (±1.5 points) When do you think is the earliest acceptable time to display Halloween decorations outside homes? 42% of U.S. adults say between October 1 and 15 Only 19% are OK with anything before October; 6% say never yougov.com/en-us/daily-...
YouGov survey results by age for the question, "When do you think is the earliest acceptable time to display Halloween decorations outside homes?"
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YouGov America @today.yougov.com · 25/09/2026
Sep 24-25 poll of 6,528 U.S. adults (±1.5 points) In the past month, have you received any calls, texts, or emails asking you to support a political candidate? % contacted by at least one party U.S. adults 47% Democrats 58% Independents 38% Republicans 47% yougov.com/en-us/daily-...
YouGov survey results by political party for the question, "In the past month, have you received any calls, texts, or emails asking you to support a political candidate?"
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YouGov America @today.yougov.com · 25/09/2026
Sep 24-25 poll of 6,528 U.S. adults (±1.5 points) % who say it's acceptable | unacceptable for a presidential administration to restrict access of journalists based on how their outlets have reported on it U.S. adults 22% | 56% Democrats 6% | 84% Republicans 46% | 26% yougov.com/en-us/daily-...
YouGov survey results by political party for the question, "Do you think it is acceptable or unacceptable for a presidential administration to restrict access of journalists based on how their outlets have reported on it?"
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YouGov America @today.yougov.com · 24/09/2026
Sep 2-3 poll of 8,389 U.S. adults (±1.4 points) Is your favorite finger a...? % of U.S. adults Index finger 17% Middle finger 12% Thumb 7% Ring finger 6% Pinky 2% I don't have a favorite 52% yougov.com/en-us/daily-...
YouGov survey results among all U.S. adults for the question, "Is your favorite finger a...?"
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YouGov America @today.yougov.com · 24/09/2026
Economist/YouGov Sep 4-8: Work How long should a normal work week be for a healthy work-life balance? Most Americans say 36-40 hours (43%) or 30-35 (40%); only 13% say less than 30 69% of adults under 30 say 35 hours or less, compared to 36% of those 65 and older yougov.com/en-us/articl...
A chart of YouGov polling data with the headline: "Younger and more liberal Americans are more likely than others to say a shorter work week is better for work-life balance."

The chart's sub-headline is: "How long do you think a normal work week should be for someone to have a healthy work-life balance? (%)."
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YouGov America @today.yougov.com · 24/09/2026
Economist/YouGov Aug 28-31: Parenting values % who say the first in each pair is the more important trait for a child Respect for elders (over independence) 65% Good manners (over curiosity) 61% Self-reliance (over obedience) 58% Considerate (over well-behaved) 54% yougov.com/en-us/articl...
A chart of YouGov polling data with the headline: "Liberals and conservatives value different traits in kids."

The chart's sub-headline is: "Which one do you think is more important for a child to [be / have]? (%)."
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YouGov America @today.yougov.com · 24/09/2026
Sep 3-4 poll of 7,046 U.S. adults (±1.4 points) How much of a problem do U.S. adults think racial inequality in education is in the U.S. today? A very serious problem 29% A somewhat serious problem 29% Not too serious a problem 16% Not a problem at all 13% yougov.com/en-us/daily-...
YouGov survey results among all U.S. adults for the question, "How much of a problem do you think racial inequality in education is in the U.S. today?"
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YouGov America @today.yougov.com · 24/09/2026
New polling on workplace attire % of U.S. adult citizens who say it’s acceptable | unacceptable for men in an office to wear… Suits and ties 95% | 2% Collared shirts 95% | 2% T-shirts 54% | 34% Sandals 31% | 59% Cropped tops 9% | 80% Pajamas 8% | 87% yougov.com/en-us/articl...
A chart of YouGov polling data with the headline: "What Americans consider acceptable and unacceptable for men's office attire."

The chart's sub-headline is: "Thinking about what men should wear to the office for work, would you generally consider each of the following
to be acceptable or unacceptable? (% of U.S. adult citizens)."

The chart has the note: "Note: Responses of "not sure" are not shown. "
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YouGov America @today.yougov.com · 24/09/2026
New polling on nepotism % of U.S. adult citizens who think nepotism is very or somewhat common Politics 83% Business 82% Acting 78% Media 73% Finance 70% Music 67% Law 66% Sports 61% Academia 59% Medicine 46% yougov.com/en-us/articl...
A chart of YouGov polling data with the headline: "Most Americans say nepotism is very common in politics
."

The chart's sub-headline is: "Nepotism is the practice of giving someone an advantage in their career because of their family relationships or connections. How common do you think nepotism is in the following field of work? (% of U.S. adult citizens)."
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YouGov America @today.yougov.com · 24/09/2026
New polling on how Americans want their social media feeds sorted More U.S. adult citizens prefer posts shown in chronological order than sorted by an algorithm (46% vs. 26%) 4% prefer a curated feed and 23% aren't sure yougov.com/en-us/articl...
A chart of YouGov polling data with the headline: "Many Americans want chronological social media feeds, but younger adults and heavier users of social media are more likely to prefer algorithmic feeds."

The chart's sub-headline is: "Thinking about your ideal social media platform, in which of the following ways would you most prefer content to be displayed? (%)."

The chart has the note: "Note: Respondents were given definitions of each term. Chronological: "Posts are displayed in the order they were published, with the newest posts appearing first." Algorithm-based: "Posts are displayed based on an algorithm that considers factors such as the user's interests and behavior, the popularity of the content, and the engagement it receives." A third option, not shown, was "Curated: Posts are selected by an editorial team or an appointed user." Responses of "not sure" are also not shown."
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YouGov America @today.yougov.com · 24/09/2026
Polling on weight loss If semaglutide were available to you, how interested would you be in taking it to lose weight? % who'd be [very or somewhat interested | not very or at all interested] U.S. adult citizens 29% | 65% Men 26% | 66% Women 31% | 64% d3nkl3psvxxpe9.cloudfront.net/documents/We...
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YouGov America @today.yougov.com · 24/09/2026
New polling on who's using AI to write How often do you use AI tools to help you write? % of U.S. adult citizens Daily 6% Weekly 11% Monthly 8% Rarely 20% Never 51% yougov.com/en-us/articl...
A chart of YouGov polling data with the headline: "The share of Americans who never use AI to write has fallen 9 points since last year."

The chart's sub-headline is: "How often do you use artificial intelligence (AI) tools to help you write? (% of U.S. adult citizens)."

The chart has the note: "Note: Responses of "not sure" are not shown."
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YouGov America @today.yougov.com · 24/09/2026
New polling on toys and gender More U.S. adult citizens say young boys and girls should be brought up alike, with similar toys and play activities, than say they should be raised differently, with different toys and play activities (52% vs. 35%) yougov.com/en-us/articl...
A chart of YouGov polling data with the headline: "Men, conservatives, and older Americans are each more likely than others to say boys and girls should be raised differently."

The chart's sub-headline is: "Which of these two views comes closer to your own? (%)."

The chart has the note: "Note: Responses of "not sure" are not shown."
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YouGov America @today.yougov.com · 24/09/2026
New polling on politics and personal relationships % of those in a romantic relationship who completely or mostly agree | disagree with their romantic partner about politics U.S. adult citizens 69% | 6% Democrats 74% | 9% Independents 58% | 3% Republicans 74% | 5% yougov.com/en-us/articl...
A chart of YouGov polling data with the headline: "Democrats and Republicans are more likely than Independents to say they completely agree with their romantic partners about politics ."

The chart's sub-headline is: "To what extent do you and your romantic partner agree or disagree about politics? (% of those who have a romantic partner)."
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YouGov America @today.yougov.com · 24/09/2026
New polling on cocktails Share of cocktail drinkers who love or like the following drinks, the best-liked of 30 asked about Margarita 72% Mimosa 59% Piña Colada 58% Daiquiri 55% Screwdriver 54% Sangria 53% Long Island Iced Tea 53% Rum and Coke 52% d3nkl3psvxxpe9.cloudfront.net/documents/Co...
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YouGov America @today.yougov.com · 24/09/2026
New polling on transportation Compared to other methods, share of U.S. adult citizens who find the following "very enjoyable" Driving a car 41% Walking 32% Riding a bicycle or scooter 20% Riding on a train, subway, or light rail 14% Riding on a bus 8% d3nkl3psvxxpe9.cloudfront.net/documents/Tr...
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YouGov America @today.yougov.com · 24/09/2026
Economist/YouGov Sep 4-8 Americans still prefer "Miss and Mrs." (54%) to "Ms." (30%) as a form of address for women, but it's the narrowest gap in the question's roughly 50-year history In 1973, 75% preferred Miss and Mrs. and only 11% preferred Ms. yougov.com/en-us/articl...
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Opinion Today @opiniontoday.bsky.social · 24/09/2026
Many Americans expect big benefits from AI, but concerns are rising quickly. (@dhmontgomery.com @today.yougov.com) More, via Opinion Today: opiniontoday.substack.com/p/260923
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Opinion Today @opiniontoday.bsky.social · 24/09/2026
Americans are split about whom they sympathize with more in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. (@taylororth.bsky.social @today.yougov.com) More, via Opinion Today: opiniontoday.substack.com/p/260923
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Opinion Today @opiniontoday.bsky.social · 24/09/2026
Democratic candidates lead Republican candidates by 14 points among likely voters in the upcoming midterm elections, according to the latest Economist / YouGov Poll. (@dhmontgomery.com @today.yougov.com) More, via Opinion Today: opiniontoday.substack.com/p/260923
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YouGov America @today.yougov.com · 23/09/2026
Sep 23 poll of 3,174 U.S. adults (±2.3 points) How likely do you think a member of Congress would be to accept a bribe if offered one? % who say it's very or somewhat likely U.S. adults 66% Democrats 70% Independents 66% Republicans 63% yougov.com/en-us/daily-...
YouGov survey results by political party for the question, "How likely do you think a member of Congress would be to accept a bribe if offered one?"
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YouGov America @today.yougov.com · 23/09/2026
Economist/YouGov: The economy % of U.S. adult citizens saying they think that overall, the economy is getting better | worse... At the start of Donald Trump's second term 19% | 37% Now 13% | 60% yougov.com/en-us/articl...
A line chart of YouGov polling data with the headline: "Is the U.S. economy getting better or worse?."

The chart has the sub-headline: "Overall, do you think the economy is getting better or worse? (% of U.S. adult citizens)."

The chart has the note: "Note: Responses of "don't know" are not shown. Data for Sept. 26 - Nov. 14, 2020 is among registered voters only."
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YouGov America @today.yougov.com · 23/09/2026
Economist/YouGov: Direction of the country % of U.S. adult citizens who say things in this country today are [generally headed in the right direction | off on the wrong track]... At the start of Trump's second term 37% | 50% Now 26% | 64% yougov.com/en-us/articl...
A line chart of YouGov polling data with the headline: "Is the U.S. headed in the right direction or off on the wrong track?."

The chart has the sub-headline: "Would you say things in this country today are... (% of U.S. adult citizens)."

The chart has the note: "Note: Responses of "not sure" are not shown. Data for Oct. 22 - Nov. 5, 2016 and Sept. 26 - Nov. 14, 2020 is among registered voters only."
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YouGov America @today.yougov.com · 23/09/2026
Sep 22-23 poll of 7,593 U.S. adults (±1.4 points) Which comes closest to your view about vaccinating children against measles? % who say vaccination should be required for children U.S. adults 55% Democrats 73% Independents 52% Republicans 41% yougov.com/en-us/daily-...
YouGov survey results by political party for the question, "Which comes closest to your view about vaccinating children against measles?"
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YouGov America @today.yougov.com · 23/09/2026
NEW Economist/YouGov Sep 18-21 Most 2024 voters have no regrets — only 5% say they regret their presidential vote Trump voters are likelier to have second thoughts than Harris voters: 8% of Trump voters regret their vote, compared to 1% of Harris voters yougov.com/en-us/articl...
A chart of YouGov polling data with the headline: "8% of Trump voters and 1% of Harris voters say they regret their 2024 vote."

The chart's sub-headline is: "Do you feel like you made the right choice in the 2024 presidential election, or do you regret your vote? (% of people who voted for president in 2024 who regret their vote)."

The chart has the note: "Note: Responses of "made the right choice" and "not sure" are not shown."
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YouGov America @today.yougov.com · 23/09/2026
NEW Economist/YouGov Sep 18-21: Iran war 57% of Americans say going to war with Iran was the wrong decision — more than twice the 23% who say it was right Democrats are more likely to call it wrong by 88% to 2%, while 53% of Republicans say right and 21% wrong yougov.com/en-us/articl...
A chart of YouGov polling data with the headline: "57% of Americans say going to war with Iran was the wrong decision."

The chart's sub-headline is: "In hindsight, do you think the decision to go to war in Iran was the right decision or the wrong decision? (%)."

The chart has the note: "Note: Identification as a MAGA Republican is based on Republicans' responses to the question, "Are you a MAGA supporter?" Non-MAGA Republicans are Republicans who say "no"; Republicans who say "not sure" are not shown."
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YouGov America @today.yougov.com · 23/09/2026
NEW Economist/YouGov Sep 18-21: Israeli-Palestinian conflict Americans are closely split — and Democrats have flipped 44% of Democrats now sympathize more with the Palestinians and only 7% with the Israelis In October 2023 it was 34% Israelis, 16% Palestinians yougov.com/en-us/articl...
A line chart of YouGov polling data with the headline: "Do Americans sympathize more with the Israelis, the Palestinians, or both about equally?."

The chart has the sub-headline: "In the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, are your sympathies more with...?

 % of U.S. adult citizens   

The chart has the note: "Note: Responses of "not sure" are not shown."
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YouGov America @today.yougov.com · 22/09/2026
NEW Economist/YouGov Sep 18-21: AI 73% of U.S. adult citizens say the risks of AI causing harm are very (42%) or somewhat (31%) serious "Very serious" is up from 35% one month ago yougov.com/en-us/articl...
A chart of YouGov polling data with the headline: "Most Americans think the risks of AI causing harm are very serious or somewhat serious."

The chart's sub-headline is: "How serious do you think the risks are of AI causing harm? (%)."

The chart has the note: "Note: Identification as a MAGA Republican is based on Republicans' responses to the question, "Are you a MAGA supporter?" Non-MAGA Republicans are Republicans who say "no"; Republicans who say "not sure" are not shown."
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YouGov America @today.yougov.com · 22/09/2026
Sep 21-22 poll of 5,875 U.S. adults (±1.5 points) Do you support or oppose building a 250-foot-tall triumphal arch in Washington, D.C., to commemorate 250 years of American independence? More U.S. adults oppose (48%) than support (30%); 39% are strongly opposed yougov.com/en-us/daily-...
YouGov survey results by political party for the question, "Do you support or oppose building a 250-foot-tall triumphal arch in Washington, D.C., to commemorate 250 years of American independence?"
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YouGov America @today.yougov.com · 22/09/2026
NEW Economist/YouGov Sep 18-21: The midterms Among likely voters, Democratic congressional candidates lead Republicans 52% to 38% — a 14-point edge, the largest of the cycle Among all registered voters the Democratic lead is 7 points (45% to 38%) yougov.com/en-us/articl...
A line chart of YouGov polling data with the headline: "Who is leading among registered voters and likely voters in the race for Congress in 2026."

The chart has the sub-headline: "In the elections for U.S. Congress in November, who will you vote for in the district where you live? (% of registered voters picking the Democratic candidate minus the % picking the Republican candidate)."

The chart has the note: "Note: Likely voters are U.S. adult citizens who meet two criteria: (1) They either are registered to vote or say they will be registered to vote by the November elections; and (2) They either say they will definitely vote in November or say they have already voted. The displayed question has been used since the August 14 - 17, 2026 survey. Prior surveys asked the question, "If the elections for U.S. Congress were being held today, who would you vote for in the district where you live?" Responses of "other," "not sure," "I would not vote," and "I will not vote" are not shown."
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YouGov America @today.yougov.com · 21/09/2026
Sep 18-21 poll of 18,235 U.S. adults (±0.9 point) Is your biggest regret in life so far something that you did or didn't do? More U.S. adults regret something they didn't do than something they did (37% vs. 25%) 25% have no big regrets yougov.com/en-us/daily-...
YouGov survey results among all U.S. adults for the question, "Is your biggest regret in life so far something that you did or didn't do?"
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Opinion Today @opiniontoday.bsky.social · 20/09/2026
Liberals and conservatives value different traits in kids. (@dhmontgomery.com @today.yougov.com) More, via Opinion Today: opiniontoday.substack.com/p/260920
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Opinion Today @opiniontoday.bsky.social · 20/09/2026
While majorities of Americans say collared shirts and dress shirts are acceptable for men and women in the workplace, there’s less consensus on T-shirts, sandals, and shorts. (@today.yougov.com) More, via Opinion Today: opiniontoday.substack.com/p/260920
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YouGov America @today.yougov.com · 18/09/2026
Sep 17-18 poll of 6,481 U.S. adults (±1.5 points) Ed Sheeran dropped rapper Macklemore from his tour after Macklemore made pro-Palestinian statements onstage. Do Americans agree with the decision? More disagree (31%) than agree (27%) 42% aren't sure yougov.com/en-us/daily-...
YouGov survey results among all U.S. adults for the question, "Do you agree or disagree with the decision to drop Macklemore from Ed Sheeran's tour for making pro-Palestinian statements onstage?"
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YouGov America @today.yougov.com · 17/09/2026
Economist/YouGov: Direction of the country % of U.S. adult citizens who say things in this country today are [generally headed in the right direction | off on the wrong track]... At the start of Trump's second term 37% | 50% Now 26% | 63% yougov.com/en-us/articl...
A line chart of YouGov polling data with the headline: "Is the U.S. headed in the right direction or off on the wrong track?."

The chart has the sub-headline: "Would you say things in this country today are... (% of U.S. adult citizens)."

The chart has the note: "Note: Responses of "not sure" are not shown. Data for Oct. 22 - Nov. 5, 2016 and Sept. 26 - Nov. 14, 2020 is among registered voters only."
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YouGov America @today.yougov.com · 17/09/2026
Economist/YouGov: The economy % of U.S. adult citizens saying they think that overall, the economy is getting better | worse... At the start of Donald Trump's second term 19% | 37% Now 13% | 61% yougov.com/en-us/articl...
A line chart of YouGov polling data with the headline: "Is the U.S. economy getting better or worse?."

The chart has the sub-headline: "Overall, do you think the economy is getting better or worse? (% of U.S. adult citizens)."

The chart has the note: "Note: Responses of "don't know" are not shown. Data for Sept. 26 - Nov. 14, 2020 is among registered voters only."
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YouGov America @today.yougov.com · 17/09/2026
Economist/YouGov Sep 11-14: Honesty 58% of U.S. adult citizens think that if they tell the truth, most people will believe them 16% think most won't, and 25% aren't sure yougov.com/en-us/articl...
A chart of YouGov polling data with the headline: "A majority of Americans think that if they tell the truth, most people will believe them."

The chart's sub-headline is: "If you tell the truth, do you think most people will believe you? (%)."
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YouGov America @today.yougov.com · 17/09/2026
Sep 16-17 poll of 10,166 U.S. adults (±1.3 points) Do you think it is acceptable or unacceptable for performers to make political statements during their concerts? Americans are split: 39% say acceptable, 43% unacceptable yougov.com/en-us/daily-...
YouGov survey results among all U.S. adults for the question, "Do you think it is acceptable or unacceptable for performers to make political statements during their concerts?"
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YouGov America @today.yougov.com · 16/09/2026
Sep 15-16 poll of 6,677 U.S. adults (±1.5 points) Should former college athletes who have signed a professional contract be allowed to return to college sports if they still have eligibility? More U.S. adults say no than yes (38% vs. 29%) 33% aren't sure yougov.com/en-us/daily-...
YouGov survey results among all U.S. adults for the question, "Do you think former college athletes who have signed a professional contract should be allowed to return to college sports if they still have eligibility?"
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YouGov America @today.yougov.com · 16/09/2026
Economist/YouGov Sep 11-14: Terrorism 49% of Americans think a terrorist attack in the next 12 months is likely — including 48% of Democrats and 51% of Republicans Five years ago, Republicans were 33 points likelier than Democrats to say so (81% vs. 48%) yougov.com/en-us/articl...
A chart of YouGov polling data with the headline: "Republicans have become much less likely to expect a terrorist attack within the next 12 months."

The chart's sub-headline is: "What do you think are the chances of a terrorist attack against the United States in the next 12 months? (%)."
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YouGov America @today.yougov.com · 16/09/2026
Sep 15-16 poll of 6,677 U.S. adults (±1.5 points) Do you think legalized gambling is having a positive or a negative impact on sports? Far more U.S. adults say a negative impact than a positive one (43% vs. 9%) 31% say neither yougov.com/en-us/daily-...
YouGov survey results by age for the question, "Do you think legalized gambling is having a positive or a negative impact on sports?"
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YouGov America @today.yougov.com · 16/09/2026
Economist/YouGov Sep 11-14: The midterms Among likely voters, Democratic congressional candidates lead Republicans by 51% to 39% — an 11-point edge, far bigger than the Democrats' 4-point lead among all registered voters yougov.com/en-us/articl...
A chart of YouGov polling data with the headline: "Who is leading among registered voters and likely voters in the race for Congress in 2026."

The chart's sub-headline is: "In the elections for U.S. Congress in November, who will you vote for in the district where you live? (% of registered voters picking the Democratic candidate minus the % picking the Republican candidate)."

The chart has the note: "Note: Likely voters are U.S. adult citizens who meet two criteria: (1) They either are registered to vote or say they will be registered to vote by the November elections; and (2) They either say they will definitely vote in November or say they have already voted. The displayed question has been used since the August 14 - 17, 2026 survey. Prior surveys asked the question, "If the elections for U.S. Congress were being held today, who would you vote for in the district where you live?" Responses of "other," "not sure," "I would not vote," and "I will not vote" are not shown."
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