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Do non-religious Americans view faith groups with hostility? PRRI’s 2013 AVS offers some answers by asking how Americans view various religions.

In the face of inaction by the House, Julia Preston's latest for The New York Times features PRRI's Hispanic Values Survey findings in exploring debates among immigrants currently living in the United…

Making the distinction between being an “atheist” and “religiously unaffiliated” may seem minor, but the difference is surprisingly significant to many Americans.

President Obama announced his support for the Harkin-Miller bill, which would raise the minimum wage from $7.25 to $10.10—we look at where Americans stand.

Libertarians are unique; while their politics suggest a strongly conservative worldview, on social issues, they stand apart from other key conservative groups.

Many polls gauge views on Obamacare, but few have asked whether government-guaranteed health insurance is a worthy endeavor—PRRI’s new survey does just that.

Cato Institute's vice-president for research shares his take on our 2013 American Values Survey.

Watch PRRI CEO Robert P. Jones present findings from PRRI’s “2013 American Values Survey: In Search of Libertarians in America” at The Brookings Institution.

Taken together, the demographic, religious and political characteristics make libertarians unique in American politics today.

Democrat Terry McAuliffe’s narrow victory over Republican Ken Cuccinelli and Libertarian Robert Sarvis in Virginia’s gubernatorial race made headlines today.