Preelection polls captured the direction of this year’s election, while generally understating the size of Democrats’ ...

About seven-in-ten Americans say social media firms wield too much political power; 55% say so of news outlets, but Republicans and Democrats differ.

Check out these slides exploring what Catholicism in Latin America looks like in 2026. You can also review how we did this or ...

For details on how we asked this and about being part of online communities, refer to the topline. All differences shown are statistically significant. Source: Pew Research Center survey of U.S.

How did we study online communities? Our questions asked about feeling part of a community online. We wanted to capture a wide range of spaces and experiences that someone might c ...

Among U.S. adults who have left an online community, % who say each of the following is a reason why Note: For details on how we asked about being part of online communities, refer to the topline.

Estimates of the U.S. Middle Eastern or North African population range from 3.1 to 5.2 million in 2024, depending on how ancestry, race and language are counted.

Political ads about data centers on Facebook and Instagram have turned increasingly critical, with 57% opposed and just 3% ...

There is no clear evidence in the Center’s surveys that any birth cohort that can be tracked over time has become more ...

Polls haven't gotten worse, but fake respondents, synthetic AI surveys and election unknowns make the 2026 midterms uniquely hard to poll.

The U.S. economy is the top issue for voters in the midterm elections, and the cost of gasoline in particular is on people’s minds. Nearly three-quarters of Americans (74%) say they’re very concerned ...

Around one-in-ten eligible voters in this year's midterms are naturalized citizens. See where they live, where they're from ...