Following the midterm elections, a record-high 33% of potential Republican primary voters said they would vote for DeSantis in the 2024 Republican presidential primary, up from 26% in a survey conducted ahead of the midterm elections.

The top reason users gave for stopping use of a social media platform in the past year was that they no longer trusted the platform (48%). Other common reasons included too much fake news (44%), lack of interest in the content (41%) and a worsening user experience (41%). The negative effect on mental health was cited by 39%, ads’ becoming too intrusive and/or frequent by 34% and the exit of friends/family from the platform by 22%.

About two-thirds of U.S. adults (66%) said they think companies have a responsibility to provide gender-focused support to the women they employ, while more than half (52%) said companies owe the same to female customers.

This year, 30% of U.S. adults plan to do most of their holiday shopping in stores, while 35% plan to shop mostly online and another 35% plan to do an even split. This is a notable uptick from 2020, when just 23% of shoppers planned to focus on brick-and-mortar shopping and 50% intended to use online shopping for the bulk of their purchases.

Four in five Gen Zers in the United States believe they will do at least as well financially as their parents, with 38% expecting to be better off and 43% believing they’ll fare the same. Respondents of color were more optimistic about their financial future than their white counterparts: 46% of Black Gen Zers expect to do better than their parents, followed by 44% of Gen Zers from other races/ethnicities, 42% of Hispanic Gen Zers and 35% of white Gen Zers.