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In a pre-election horse race poll, Clinton leads Trump by six points among likely voters; Trump preferred overwhelmingly by white "hometown" likely voters.

One in four Americans—and 39% of young adults—now identify as religiously unaffiliated, a group that has quadrupled in size since the 1990s, per a PRRI poll with RNS.

Despite anxieties about terrorism and Islam's compatibility with American values, Americans oppose banning Muslims and Syrian refugees from entering the U.S.

While most Republicans say immigrants are a burden on society, only about 3 in 10 favor deportation for immigrants who are illegally living in the country.

Despite growing support for same-sex marriage, a new PRRI poll finds stark partisan divides on LGBT issues. Trump trails Clinton among registered voters.

A look at North Carolina residents' attitudes toward a range of LGBT issues, using new findings from PRRI's American Values Atlas.

A chasm separates the views of black and white American attitudes toward the police. Blacks are nearly four times as likely as whites to say that police mistreatment is a major problem in their commun…

Ninety-one percent of white Americans' core social networks are also white, while five percent are identified as some other race, finds a PRRI poll.

Which U.S. religious groups are the youngest—and which ones are the oldest?

Day 1 of the Republican National Convention has wrapped and Scott Baio, of Happy Days fame, was one of Monday evening’s speakers. PRRI’s Robert P. Jones reflects on how Baio’s mer…