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U.S. consumer sentiment stagnating at “pandemic average” level
Concern about job security becoming more prevalent
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Two-thirds of teachers prefer to teach remotely this fall
NPR/Ipsos poll shows widespread concern for in-person teaching, enforcing social distancing
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Parents do not expect it to be safe to send kids back to school until 2021
New Washington Post/Schar School poll by Ipsos finds that American parents supportive of local schools, but concerned about the coronavirus pandemic’s risk to their children
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As pandemic drags on, relationships are getting more serious
COVID-19 deepening some relationships, widespread “pandemic separations” unlikely
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Most Americans support single, national strategy to combat COVID-19
New NPR/Ipsos poll: Majority see the U.S. doing worse than the rest of the world, support stronger government role
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Americans believe federal law enforcement presence at protests is making the situation worse
New ABC News/Ipsos data finds public broadly disapproves of the President’s handling of recent crises
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U.S. consumers increasingly oppose reopening the economy until the virus is fully contained
Consumer confidence shows a slight dip vs. last week
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Concerns about COVID-19, election interference loom as November nears
Latest Newsy/Ipsos poll finds that Americans see widespread effects of COVID-19 on all facets of life, from elections, to child care
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How America Pays for College 2020
The new Sallie Mae/Ipsos report reveals that most families are not changing education plans for the upcoming academic year despite the pandemic.