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Despite Democrats’ advantage among young voters, age and race divisions among millennials may affect the party’s performance with young Americans in the future.

A recent New York Times article claims that football has replaced baseball as America's favorite sport—and our polls support that claim.

A new report analyzes data from over 20 surveys to see how Americans feel about civility in American politics and public discourse.

After liberal language is used in a synod report, Catholic conservatives bit back. But how do congregant values stack up against institutional outlook?

PRRI’s 2014 AVS suggests that the feeling of unrest and racial tension in Ferguson mirrors Americans’ deep discontent about racial and economic inequality.

Our latest infographic illustrates how colorblind Americans believe our criminal justice system to be—and how opinions shifted after the events in Ferguson, Mo.

PRRI Speaks with Alan Abramowitz about America's Growing Political and Cultural Polarization

Economic hardships continue to plague the American public, reports PRRI's 2014 American Values Survey

Watch a video of the American Values Survey 2014 presentation below. The event, featuring a distinguished panel of experts, took place on Tuesday, September 23, 2014 at The Brookings Institution. The…

PRRI released our 2014 American Values Survey, revealing that Americans have a bleak outlook on their financial situations and the country's economic future.