Research By Date

Using the 2013 PRRI/RNS survey, we explore how couples at various stages in their relationship—from less than two to over 30 years—celebrate Valentine’s Day.

The NFL has a history of handing down arbitrary or inadequate punishments for players convicted of domestic violence—how do Americans feel these athletes should be punished?

Two of the best quarterbacks in the league have very different opinions on the role God plays in sporting events—a new poll reveals where Americans stand.

PRRI/RNS survey on religion and sports finds roughly three-quarters (73%) of Americans say they would support a sports team signing a gay or lesbian athlete.

A PRRI survey found that Americans have a double standard on religious when evaluating violence committed by self-identified Christians and Muslims.

Janelle Wong is an Associate Professor of American Studies and the Director of Asian American Studies at University of Maryland in College Park, MD. Her research focuses on race, immigration, and poli…

We debut our latest survey at a presidential plenary session at the American Academy of Religion's national meeting.

The battle of “Merry Christmas” vs. “Happy Holidays” is feistier than ever this year. Our latest public opinion numbers on holiday greetings and festivities.

Approximately 7-in-10 Americans support the goals of President Obama’s recent executive action on immigration, but are sharply divided about the means he used to achieve them.

A sizable minority of Americans who attend religious services at least once a month are hearing about climate change from their religious leaders.