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Tracking Trust in Institutions: Trust in the Supreme Court Hits a New Tracking Low
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U.S. COVID-19 Vaccine Dashboard: Concerns About Vaccine Efficacy Rise in Salience for Vaccine Skeptics
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Race in America

Voters Are More Likely to Blame Social Media Than Fox News, GOP for Spreading Extremist Ideologies

67% say social media companies are the culprit for the proliferation of ideologies such as white supremacy and antisemitism; 53% blame Fox News

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LGBTQ+

Parents Are Split on ‘Don’t Say Gay’ Policy, but Americans Are Becoming More Comfortable With Queerness

Social Media

Voters More Likely Than Not to Say Twitter Should Restore Trump’s Account

Russia-Ukraine Conflict

Republican Voters Are Increasingly Skeptical of America’s Role in Ukraine

Gun Control

Support for Stricter Gun Measures Ticks Down in Biden’s First Term

Biden's Standing

GOP Midterm Prospects

Trump’s Endorsees May Lose Some Primaries, but He’s Still the GOP’s Dominant Force
How Republicans Facing Re-Election, With or Without Trump’s Backing, Are Faring Among Their Bases
Republicans See Education as a Key Midterm Wedge, but Polling Shows They’re on Better Footing With the Economy

2022 Look Ahead

A Year Ahead of the Midterms, Suburban Erosion Has Driven Biden’s State-by-State Decline
Polling in all 50 states shows suburbanites who have been key to Democratic victories have largely turned on the president
The Midterms Are Looking Very Dim for Democrats. Could an Economic Revival Boost Their Chances?
Polling shows declining sentiment about Biden is hurting voters’ trust in congressional Democrats

Deep Dives

Jan. 6 and Election Trust

Most Voters Reject Jan. 6 as Legitimate Discourse, but Republicans Are Divided

33% of GOP voters see Jan. 6 as a legitimate form of political discourse, while 38% say it’s illegitimate

Republicans Are Even Less Confident in U.S. Elections Than They Were Before Jan. 6 Attack

Just 35% of Republicans trust the U.S. electoral system, down 8 points since before the melee at the Capitol

The Republican Party’s Image Has Recovered From the Fallout of Jan. 6

Voter sentiment about the GOP, and Trump himself, has bounced back over the past year

Support for the Jan. 6 Panel Declines Among Republicans and Independents

GOP voters have hardened their opposition to the House committee’s investigation, while independents are increasingly unsure

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