Pew Research Center is a nonpartisan fact tank that analyses and reports on groups, issues, attitudes and trends. Conducts public opinion polling, demographic research, content analysis and other data-driven social science research. Pew does not take policy positions.

Polls about foreign affairs, economy, healthcare, social issues, and more. Global in scope. Click here to see all topics.

Surveys about issues in US news. You can also search for individual questions about specific topics.

Polls and studies reflecting popular opinion on topics from politics to pro-football to health. Click on Polls by Date at the right to see all poll subjects.

The Knight Foundation offers reports on journalism, the arts and the success of cities. See more at the Knight Foundation website here.

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Contains public opinion poll results, commentary, news archives, articles on polling facts and myths, and a Zogby International FAQ

Aggregate of news polls about current events. Polls are browseable by topic in category groups.

These polls cover events, issues and people in the news.

These polls cover events, issues and people in the news.

These polls cover events, issues and people in the news.

The General Social Survey, or GSS, has surveyed Americans about demographics, behaviors and attitudes since 1972. Many of the core survey areas have remained the same, allowing comparisons over time. Use the Data Explorer tool to search the categories and subjects covered in the GSS.

Part of a larger site with research about health issues, the Kaiser polls survey American opinions about health and healthcare.

Compiles survey questions and answers from a variety of reputable sources. See POLLS--Topics at a Glance to skim statistical topics.

Data about American attitudes toward religious and spiritual subjects. General international statistics included. Choose data at national or regional levels.