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PRRI's Robert Griffin helps to examine how Americans view special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation of Russia and the 2016 presidential election.

Fewer than half (40%) of the public believes that the U.S. sets a good moral example for the rest of the world.

Because of existing structural inequalities, equal starting points still do not translate to comparable outcomes in the lives of black and white boys.

The possibility that Roe v. Wade could be repealed has perhaps never been a more live topic than it is right now.

In light of the Supreme Court's ruling on Masterpiece, PRRI analysis shows 60 percent of Americans, and majorities in every state except three, oppose allowing a small business owner in their state to…

Seventy percent of Americans, and majorities in every state, favor legal nondiscrimination protections for LGBT people, yet only 22 states have passed such laws.

PRRI’s new American Values Atlas survey finds emerging consensus on LGBT rights in the areas of same-sex marriage and nondiscrimination protections.

A new PRRI survey finds white evangelical support for Trump at an all-time high, with 75 percent holding a favorable view of the president and just 22 percent an unfavorable view.

A new PRRI poll shows stark generational divides on reproductive rights and women’s health issues, and gaps by party, gender, and age on issues of sexual harassment and assault.

This report explores how steady demographic trends could shape the next five presidential elections (2020 to 2036), forcing parties to recalibrate their campaign strategies.