Search
-
UVA Center for Politics, Ipsos Public Affairs Launch New Midterm Election Forecasting Tools
New Political Atlas features expert race ratings, poll-based forecasts, and social media trends in advance of the 2018 election
-
Though 85% of Americans Say They Have the Knowledge Needed to Eat Right, Majority Obtain a Failing Grade on Fat IQ Test
Most Are Not Content with Their Current Weight, With Two Thirds of Americans’ BMI Scores in the Overweight/Obese Range
-
Most Americans Have Been Charged with a Bank Fee in the Past Five Years, Including Two in Five Who Have Had to Pay ATM Fees
Just Over a Third Would be Willing to Switch to a Tech Company That Offers Financial Services (e.g., Amazon, Apple, Facebook) if it Meant They Could Save Money
-
How do Americans feel about various institutional symbols and identities?
Certain values are important across all parties, but many concepts continue to display a partisan divide.
-
Teachers relying on second jobs, debt to make ends meet
In light of recent teacher strikes, Ipsos and NPR examined teachers’ views on pay, unions, and more
-
Over Half of Americans Report Feeling Like No One Knows Them Well
Fifty-four percent of Americans report feeling as though no one knows them well at least sometimes, if not always. Additionally, at least two in five also say they sometimes/always feel as though they lack companionship, that their relationships are not meaningful, that they are isolated from others, and/or that they are no longer close to anyone.
-
Nearly Half of Americans Report Having Flown on an Airline in 2017
Trended Results Show Travelers Continue to Be Satisfied with Their Flight Experience
-
Most Americans Experience Feeling Dissatisfied with How Their Body Looks from Time to Time, Including Nearly Two in Five Who Feel This Way Whenever They Look in the Mirror
At Least One in Three Would Give Up Alcohol, Pizza, and/or Social Media if it Meant They Could Achieve Their Perfect Body Overnight
-
Parents in the U.S. Are Optimistic About Their Financial Situation for 2018, With Nearly Six in Ten Expecting it to Improve
Seven in Ten Say They Will Reduce Debt and/or Save More, While More Than Half Believe They Will Be in Better Financial Shape for Retirement
-
A Nation of Pessimists: Americans Don’t Realize How Good Things Are
Results from Ipsos ‘Perils of Perceptions’ 2017 Survey