Nearly 30 percent of U.S. adults say they have been diagnosed with depression at some point in their lifetime, and 17.8 percent say they currently have or are being treated for depression, a Gallup poll found.
Americans are growing more concerned about inflation, the economy, and drug use, a recent Gallup survey found.
Americans say that cyberterrorism is the most significant “critical threat” to the United States’ vital interests than ten other international matters, including the military power of China and Russia.
Nearly half of U.S. adults say they do not expect their lives to “return to pre-pandemic normalcy,” a Gallup News poll found.
Not since the Great Recession have so many Americans said their financial situation got worse over the past year.
An ABC/Washington Post poll released Monday shows that a majority of Americans oppose the “assault weapons” ban President Biden continues to push.
Roughly 800 million poor people worldwide want to migrate into homes and jobs in America or Europe, according to a Gallup survey announced on January 31.
A plurality of younger voters in the United States are registering as independents, according to a Gallup report.
The mental health of Americans is descending, a Wednesday Gallup survey found.
A Gallup poll reported Monday that support for stricter gun control fell from 66 percent in June to 57 percent near the end of October.
Economic confidence slumped in October, partially undoing the climb in confidence seen in the previous three months, the most recent Gallup poll shows. Gallup’s economic confidence index fell to a reading of minus 45, the lowest since July. A month
American satisfaction with the country’s K-12 education system has reached its second all-time low, according to a Gallup poll.
Seven out of 10 Republicans favor reduced illegal and legal immigration, and the GOPs voters are evenly split over whether immigration is good or bad for the nation, says a new Gallup poll.
Confidence in the establishment media has cratered, according to a Gallup survey report Monday.
Confidence in government-run public schools has crashed to 28 percent, according to the latest polling from Gallup. That’s a drop of 13 points in only two years.
The public trust in the presidency as an institution has seen the most significant drop under President Joe Biden since Barack Obama, after going up under Donald Trump, according to Gallup.
Have you noticed that whenever one of these polls shows a lack of faith in American institutions, the institutions always respond by criticizing the people who don’t trust them, as though we are the problem—you and I?
A poll released by Gallup on Tuesday found the world “sadder, more worried, and more stressed-out” in 2021 than the year before, pushing its “negative experience index” to a record high of 33 points in the first year of U.S. President Joe Biden’s term.
For the first time since 2009, the majority of American say economic conditions are poor.
Americans are almost evenly divided on support for nuclear energy — mostly Democrats oppose it — despite its safety and environmental record.
The latest Gallup poll found that the overwhelming majority of Americans are not satisfied with the country’s direction as the November midterm elections loom and Democrats admit that there is a challenging “political environment” ahead.
President Joe Biden’s job approval rating is 41.3 percent, with 56 percent disapproving in the most recent Gallup poll.
Almost half of Democrats say they are “not at all worried” about President Joe Biden’s mass migration into Americans’ jobs and homes, according to a Gallup poll.
Three-quarters of Americans are dissatisfied with the country’s direction, while only 24 percent say they are satisfied with the country’s direction, according to the latest Gallup poll.
Seventy-six percent of Americans disapprove of the Democrat-controlled Congress, a Friday Gallup poll revealed.
The congressional approval sinks to 18 percent as Democrats in the House and Senate are fighting to keep their slim majority during the midterms, which are less than a year away, according to a Gallup poll.
Pandemic worry is the “highest it has been since last winter, before COVID-19 vaccines were readily available to the general public,” according to a Gallup poll released on Thursday.
President Joe Biden ended his first year in office with his lowest approval rating to date and extreme polarization, a Wednesday Gallup poll revealed.
Throughout 2021, the country moved away from the Democrat party and towards the GOP by 14 points.
A Trafalgar Group poll of likely general election voters from the Democrat Party shows a majority of respondents believe “the strict gun laws in most major cities” do not in any way curb the “current retail crime surge.”
Americans’ confidence in the economy is the “worst since the Great Recession,” according to a Gallup poll released on Wednesday.
The public’s views have not changed when it comes to capitalism and socialism. But, thanks to Republican populism and woke corporate leaders, fewer Americans have favorable views of big business.
Seventy-one percent of lower-income households are suffering while 63% of Democrats say they have suffered no hardship at all.
A Gallup poll of Americans shows that support for stricter gun control is at its lowest point since 2014.
BIden’s economy has lost the confidence of independent voters, 72 percent of whom say economic conditions are getting worse.
President Biden’s 11-point drop in averaged approval ratings over his first three quarters in office marks the most significant decline in approval during the same point in any presidency since 1953, according to Gallup.
Americans are ready for the government to relinquish much of the control it obtained in an effort to “slow the spread.”
The percentage of Americans who trust the media as an institution has dipped to its second lowest reading on record.
A Gallup poll released on Wednesday revealed that American adults view the Republican party by significant margins to be better than the Democrat party to protect the county from international threats and keep the county prosperous.
A PEW Research report highlighting joint Gallup findings notes support for stricter gun control is down seven percent from where it was two years ago.
