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Americans’ views on abortion have been relatively consistent for years despite massive demographic changes, social upheaval and shifting perspectives on sexuality. But that may be about to change. Continue Reading →

Blog May 23, 2022

Jews and the Faith of Their Children

Samuel J. Abrams

A children's coloring book of the Jewish Haggdah,

Just half of Jews in America today believe it is important for children to be brought up in a religion so they can learn good values, making the Jewish community an outlier compared to other religious traditions. Continue Reading →

In The News May 20, 2022

The Real Dividing Line On Abortion

Beatrice Lee

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In The News May 20, 2022

Get to Know Thy Neighbor

Beatrice Lee

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Commentary May 12, 2022

Will Abortion Redefine the 2022 Elections?

Daniel A. Cox

Photo of a women's protest in front of the capitol building

Democratic losses in November seem predestined. For many political observers, the only question left is how bad will it get? Continue Reading →

Survey Reports

Daniel A. Cox, Sam Pressler
August 22, 2024

Disconnected: The Growing Class Divide in American Civic Life

Disconnected: Places and Spaces presents new survey findings that suggest Americans are less connected than ever before. Continue Reading →

Daniel A. Cox, Kyle Gray, Kelsey Eyre Hammond
May 28, 2024

An Unsettled Electorate: How Uncertainty and Apathy Are Shaping the 2024 Election

A survey of more than 6,500 US adults focused on the 2024 presidential election reveals a pessimistic and unsettled American electorate fractured by education, ideology, class, and gender. Continue Reading →

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Daniel A. Cox, Kelsey Eyre Hammond, Kyle Gray
November 9, 2023

Generation Z and the Transformation of American Adolescence: How Gen Z’s Formative Experiences Shape Its Politics, Priorities, and Future

This report explores the foundational differences between American generations through their formative adolescent experiences. Continue Reading →

Young man sitting in a dark room before a wall featuring various conspiracy theory-related items illuminated by a computer screen

Daniel A. Cox, M. Anthony Mills, Ian R. Banks, Kelsey Eyre Hammond, Kyle Gray
September 28, 2023

America’s Crisis of Confidence: Rising Mistrust, Conspiracies, and Vaccine Hesitancy After COVID-19

America is experiencing a crosscutting crisis of expertise and scientific distrust accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic that poses significant challenges to democratic debate and public decision-making Continue Reading →

January 6 Committee is Testing Whether Americans Can Still Agree on a Shared Reality

The Loneliest Generation

My Life in Fantasy Sports

Gen Z May Break the Deadlock Over Abortion Rights

The latest research on friendship in America — and why it matters

There’s A New Age Gap On Abortion Rights

Jews and the Faith of Their Children

The Real Dividing Line On Abortion

Get to Know Thy Neighbor

Will Abortion Redefine the 2022 Elections?

Survey Reports

Disconnected: The Growing Class Divide in American Civic Life

An Unsettled Electorate: How Uncertainty and Apathy Are Shaping the 2024 Election

Generation Z and the Transformation of American Adolescence: How Gen Z’s Formative Experiences Shape Its Politics, Priorities, and Future

America’s Crisis of Confidence: Rising Mistrust, Conspiracies, and Vaccine Hesitancy After COVID-19

In the news

Harris, Trump jostle for Latter-day Saint votes

Young women’s shift to left might not be just about politics

Supporting Public Schools Is an Opportunity for Christian Charity

Trump Divides Arizona’s Crucial Mormon Vote