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Looking for some non-political content to give your nerves a break? Visit the little village of Tipping Point USA to compare your tipping habits with those of a representative sample of U.S. adults pewresearch.org/2023/11/28/do-…

We just release a new analysis the highlights the potential of opt-in surveys -- those that allow people to volunteer to participate -- to provide misleading results, especially for young adults and Hispanics pewrsr.ch/49BMhqF

Younger Americans have a more favorable opinion of the Palestinian people than the Israeli people. Six-in-ten adults under age 30 have a positive view of the Palestinian people, compared with 46% who see the Israeli people positively. pewrsr.ch/3J42NnQ

NEW Among the many differences in the composition of the Rep and Dem parties, religious affiliation is among the most striking. GOP continues to be overwhelmingly made up of Christians. Dem Party is now 46% non-Christian, up from 25% in 2008. pewresearch.org/politics/?p=20…

Now available from Pew Research Center: the annual National Public Opinion Reference Survey (NPORS), which interviewed 5,626 U.S. adults identified via address-based sampling with a 32% response rate. View key estimates and download the data: pewrsr.ch/3ukleLR

In our new survey, only 24% of voters say the phrase “mentally sharp” describes Biden; 58% say the same of Trump. Meanwhile, about twice as many voters describe Trump as mean-spirited (64%) than say that about Biden (31%). pewrsr.ch/4bzF6zH

NEW A pair of candidates with some notable personal weaknesses: Just 24% of voters - including 53% of his supporters- say Biden is "mentally sharp." Just 36% describe Trump as honest. 64% - including 39% of his supporters - say Trump is "mean-spirited." pewresearch.org/politics/2024/…

We put together a little grab-bag of things to know about election polling in the US, for example that polling methods are quite different today than in 2016, that the margin of sampling error captures just one of several kinds of error, and much more pewrsr.ch/3iay5d5

My colleague Katherine Schaeffer and I contribute a chapter about covering election polls for this new edition of The IRE Journal. Check it out!

We took a broad look at social trust in America today. With a survey of almost 37,000 people we were able to look at levels of trust across the states and even in metro areas. Check out our new report here pewresearch.org/SocialTrust