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Published in Ipsos Public Affairs

·Jul 7, 2021

American greatness gets mixed reviews

On America’s 245th birthday, the country is split on how great the United States really is. And while the country has turned the corner on the COVID crisis, the Delta variant and vaccine hesitancy threatens the full recovery. — Stories this week: Just two in five Americans see the country as great Every generation feels that their childhood is when America was greatest — except Gen Z If COVID-19 cases spike, only some of the unvaccinated plan on changing their behavior

Patriotism

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American greatness gets mixed reviews
American greatness gets mixed reviews
Patriotism

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Published in Ipsos Public Affairs

·Jun 17, 2021

Americans hold complicated views around race and equality

Ahead of Juneteenth, Americans express complex and often opposing views about race and equality. — Stories this week: Just one in five believe that the criminal justice system treats all people equally Proximity and concern about COVID still looks different by race and ethnicity Many feel threatened or disadvantaged on the basis of their race Pride and Father’s Day polling: Young Americans more likely to support companies promoting equality for LGBT+ people

Juneteenth

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Americans hold complicated views around race and equality
Americans hold complicated views around race and equality
Juneteenth

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Published in Ipsos Public Affairs

·Jun 2, 2021

Americans plan to hit the road this summer

This summer is set to be a busy one as more Americans begin to make plans to travel and enjoy the great outdoors. — Many say that it’s important to live in the moment as the reopening progresses, and a majority agree that they value friends, family and leisure time more now. Stories this week: Americans’ travel plans pick up How will 2021 travel spending compare to previous years? How Americans value their friends…

Post Covid World

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Americans plan to hit the road this summer
Americans plan to hit the road this summer
Post Covid World

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Published in Ipsos Public Affairs

·May 11, 2021

America dips its toes into the re-opening waters

Americans are venturing out little by little and growing more confident, but barriers to fully vaccinating the nation remain. — Stories this week: Parents are more hesitant about COVID-19 vaccine Parents still have mixed feelings about the vaccine for kids The last pandemic Mother’s Day? Fathers are most confident about job security Transitioning out of survival mode As the New York region speeds towards reopening, residents adjust their COVID risk calculus

Parents

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America dips its toes into the re-opening waters
America dips its toes into the re-opening waters
Parents

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Published in Ipsos Public Affairs

·May 4, 2021

As the country opens up, families are doing better

Ahead of Mother’s Day, it’s clear the toll the pandemic has had on families, particularly mothers. That’s making all eager (but cautious) to leave the home this summer. — Stories this week: After a hard year, mothers are feeling more hopeful Family summer plans Fear of COVID still conditions what Americans plan to do this summer Young Americans more likely to receive Johnson & Johnson jab After a hard year, mothers are feeling more hopeful

Mothers Day

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As the country opens up, families are doing better
As the country opens up, families are doing better
Mothers Day

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Published in Ipsos Public Affairs

·Apr 14, 2021

Expectations have never been higher

Confidence in the future of the economy soars to the highest point in 19 years, but is the nation approaching a “vaccine wall?” — Americans are confident that a return to full economic strength is just around the corner, but the signals suggest that progress on vaccinations may begin to get bumpier. Data highlights of the past week: Expectations have never been higher Americans are optimistic that tomorrow will be better than today, with measures of future outlook around personal finances, the economy and employment…

Society

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Expectations have never been higher
Expectations have never been higher
Society

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Published in Ipsos Public Affairs

·Feb 3, 2021

The COVID vaccination effort is in a race against expectations

Does the pace of vaccination indicate the U.S. will be back to normal soon? — The US has passed a new milestone in its fight against the coronavirus pandemic — more people have received the first dose of the vaccine (27 million and counting) than the total number of test-positive coronavirus cases (26 million and counting). …

Coronavirus

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The COVID vaccination effort is in a race against expectations
The COVID vaccination effort is in a race against expectations
Coronavirus

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Published in Ipsos Public Affairs

·Jan 27, 2021

What Biden’s approval ratings reveal about the state of the union

Can President Biden’s calls for unity help bridge the partisan divide and sway Americans who have not accepted Trump’s loss? — Upon taking office, President Joe Biden faces a nation divided. His approval ratings, the consequence of a 70-point partisan divide, serve as a reminder that the polarization of the Trump era is poised to spill over into the next. However, this partisan disagreement has not completely chipped away at Biden’s…

Approval Rating

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What Biden’s approval ratings reveal about the state of the union
What Biden’s approval ratings reveal about the state of the union
Approval Rating

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Published in Ipsos Public Affairs

·Jan 14, 2021

How misinformation primed Trump’s supporters for Capitol riot

America’s alternate versions of reality run far deeper than beliefs around election legitimacy. — An event like the storming of the U.S. Capitol does not occur in a vacuum. The underlying forces and belief systems that culminated in a mob descending on the halls of Congress have been building for some time. The fault lines in the nation’s understanding of what is fact and…

Misinformation

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How misinformation primed Trump’s supporters for Capitol riot
How misinformation primed Trump’s supporters for Capitol riot
Misinformation

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Dec 31, 2020

How public belief in COVID conspiracy theories and misinformation evolved in 2020

Many still believe that the coronavirus was developed in a laboratory in China. — A schism in Americans’ understanding of the threat that the coronavirus pandemic represents appeared early on in the crisis and has lingered throughout the year. This divide is deeply engrained across partisan lines, with Democrats consistently indicating the highest levels of concern about the pandemic. By contrast, less than half…

Pandemic

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How public belief in COVID conspiracy theories and misinformation evolved in 2020
How public belief in COVID conspiracy theories and misinformation evolved in 2020
Pandemic

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