Public opinion


What Happens to Impeachment When Americans Don’t Trust their Elected Officials

A new Vox/PerryUndem/Ipsos poll found that 50% of Americans believe that half or more of their elected officials break the law or abuse their office.
Public opinion Publication

Ok, Boomer!

Baby Boomers and the consumption of the future
Government Survey

Reuters/Ipsos Core Political Survey: Impeachment Tracker (11/06/2019)

Public opinion remains unmoved about the prospect of impeaching President Trump.
Polling Survey

Cliff's Take: Is Trump Distracted?

Immigration moves to the back burner

Tetra Pak Launches 2019 Index Based on Ipsos Global Study

New report focuses on the convergence between consumer perceptions of health and the environment, particularly in the food and beverage industry.

Most Americans Unsure if Vaping is Safer than Cigarettes

Two-thirds overall aren't sure, but half of vapers, and one in five adults age 18-34, think vaping is safer
Politics Survey

Americans believe Trump's Ukraine Call Is A Serious Issue, But Are Unsurprised By His Actions

Sixty-three percent believe Trump's call to the Ukrainian president, encouraging him to leak information about Biden's son is a serious issue, but less than a fifth are surprised by his behavior.
Politics Survey

Cliff's Take: The Forces that Produced Our Uncertain World Persist

From Washington DC to Budapest, a new crop of leaders has come to overthrow established institutions and governing norms