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Do I Get a Stamp?
- 2021/05/07
- by Catherine Wagner
Among vaccine passport skeptics, twice as many are Republicans (48%) than Democrats (23%), while 30% are Independent.
Read morePiña Coladas, Please
- 2021/04/07
- by Kyle Block
The two most important factors when choosing a post-pandemic vacation are (1) the destination and (2) who you’re traveling with.
Read moreAspire to Inspire
- 2021/03/24
- by Brendon Ellis
Together with Populace, a think tank dedicated to building a world where all people have the chance to live fulfilling lives in a thriving society, we ...
Read morePTO ≠ Parental Time Off
- 2021/03/15
- by Nina Sabarre
Of the 57% of Americans who are parents, navigating childcare outside of a pandemic is a challenge. During the current public health crisis, the “village” ...
Read moreCancelled. Again? Is That Possible?
- 2021/03/15
- by Kyle Block
What do Abe and Seuss have in common (apart from an affinity for tall hats)? Among those who have an opinion on the matter, 31% of Republicans approve ...
Read moreHistory Is History
- 2021/02/11
- by Kyle Block
More than three-quarters of Americans support increasing the amount of Black history and non-White history that is taught in public schools.
Read moreCupid, the Non-Essential Worker
- 2021/02/11
- by Nina Sabarre
Despite 53% of Americans being married or in a domestic/civil partnership, riding solo is the most preferred way to spend this Valentine’s evening.
Read moreThe Terrible, Horrible, no Good, very Bad Year that was
- 2021/01/14
- by Kyle Block
As we crawl out of the dark cave that was 2020, many of us are looking forward to a brighter 2021: 76% of Americans are optimistic that 2021 will be at ...
Read moreThe Best of the Worst
- 2021/01/12
- by Kyle Block
We used a MaxDiff experiment to stack rank the impact of some of the most negative events of 2020.
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