It’s Trump’s party: 72% say he is GOP’s ‘role model.’ Nearly three-quarters of Republicans want President Trump to be the model for the party in the future, far more than
% of Americans who say they are better off now than they were 4 years ago Sept 2020: 56 percent Dec 2012: 45 percent Oct 2004: 47 percent Oct 1992:
Eric Zuesse, originally posted at Strategic Culture On September 11th, Gallup headlined “Bias in Others’ News a Greater Concern Than Bias in Own News”, and reported (based upon polling a randomized sample
ICYMI: Don’t expect to hear a thing about this in legacy media – Gallup: 86% Of Americans Think The Media Is Biased t.co/9lvw4hYayh via @dailycaller — Rasmussen Reports (@Rasmussen_Poll) September
U.S. National Pride Falls to Record Low STORY HIGHLIGHTS 42% “extremely,” and 21% “very,” proud to be an American Republicans’ pride is down sharply in the past year First time
STORY HIGHLIGHTS 80% say mandatory quarantine for positive COVID-19 test very important Improved treatment and fewer new cases very important to about three-quarters 68% say it is very important to
Gallup poll from last week on the approve/disapprove rating of 9 institutions: US hospitals: 88/10 School/daycare: 83/9 State gov: 82/17 Employer: 82/14 CDC/NIH: 80/17 Mike Pence: 61/32 Donald Trump: 60/38
GALLUP: “Socialism and Atheism Still U.S. Political Liabilities” STORY HIGHLIGHTS Over 90% would vote for a candidate who is black, Catholic, Hispanic, a woman or Jewish Much smaller majorities open
New High of 90% of Americans Satisfied With Personal Life STORY HIGHLIGHTS Americans’ satisfaction with personal life highest in four-decade trend Two in three Americans say they are very satisfied,
100% Fed Up reports, Gallup surveyed Americans over 18 and asked them to name the most important problem in the U.S. Americans are smarter than they’re given credit for because
Trump Job Approval 43%; Ties Party Polarization Record STORY HIGHLIGHTS Approval back above 40% after dipping to 39% in prior poll 86-point party gap in ratings ties highest in a
New High in U.S. Say Immigration Most Important Problem STORY HIGHLIGHTS 23% mention immigration as most important problem, highest in Gallup trends The government is the most commonly mentioned problem,
THE GOVT/POOR LEADERSHIP 23% IMMIGRATION 21% ECONOMY 13% HEALTHCARE 7% BASICALLY NOBODY CARES Poverty/HOMELESSNESS 5% CLIMATE CHANGE 3% NOBODY CARES AT ALL INCOME GAP BETWEEN RICH AND POOR 2% NOBODY
STORY HIGHLIGHTS Americans among the most stressed in the world Nearly half (45%) felt worried a lot More than one in five (22%) felt angry a lot WASHINGTON, D.C. —
The Two Americas Have Grown Much Fiercer The U.S. was divided 46 years ago. But no one saw it as a fight to the death. Sometimes you write about the
