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Nearly half (49%) say things have gotten so far off track that we need a leader who is willing to break some rules if that is what it takes to set things right.

White working-class voters who reported feelings of cultural dislocation or favored deportation of illegal immigrants were more than three times more likely to support Trump.

More than seven in ten (71%) oppose allowing churches and places of worship to endorse political candidates while retaining their tax-exempt status.

Roughly six in ten (61%) Americans oppose allowing a small business owner in their state to refuse to provide products or services to gay or lesbian people, if doing so violates their religious belief…

As party leaders, pundits, and the public mark the president’s first 100 days in office in vastly different ways, PRRI’s Robert P. Jones‘ new op-ed in The New York Times unpacks how…

President Trump nears his 100-day benchmark in office and he’s already signed nearly 70 executive actions. Some have been signed without much fanfare; others have sparked mass protests and challenge…

Rumblings of a “religious left” rising have been happening ever since President Trump’s win in 2016. But PRRI’s Dan Cox points out in FiveThirtyEight that growing religiously…

Most (54%) Americans believe science and religion are often in conflict, but 59% say science does not conflict with their own *personal* religious beliefs.

Ahead of Tax Day, PRRI finds overwhelming support for higher taxes on the wealthy among Americans of all political and religious affiliations.

During Sexual Assault Awareness Month, PRRI looks at millennials' experience with sexual assault—and how different institutions are handling the issue.