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In 2013, immigration policy was top of mind for many Americans due to President Obama’s push for immigration reform and the creation of the “Gang of Eight” senators who (unsuccessfully) strove t…

The rapid growth of charismatic worship is shifting the nature of “born-again evangelicalism” in the United States. Our recent research indicates that a significant percentage of those who now ide…

As we reach the one-year anniversary of the Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization decision, which overturned the constitutional right to abortion, it is notable that support for abortion’s…

Abortion is generally seen as a partisan issue, although there are partisans who venture across party lines when adopting stances on abortion, such as “pro-choice” Republicans and “pro-life” D…

It is standard for Public Religion Research Institute, along with other survey and polling organizations, to track trends in American attitudes by key demographics: religious affiliation, political pa…

Over the past two election cycles, Hispanic voters have been one of the most important voting blocs, with both Republicans and Democrats attempting to win over this constituency. This once reliably-De…

  To view a webinar discussion on key findings with PRRI’s CEO Melissa Deckman, Heath Brown, and PRRI Public Fellows Kelsy Burke, Andrew R. Flores, and Suzanna Krivulskaya, click here.

Recently, politicians and pundits have finally started to acknowledge what Latinx scholars have been arguing for years: that we cannot and should not treat the Latinx community in the United States as…

Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month began as a single week of commemoration in May and has evolved into a month-long celebration to honor and promote Asian American an…

This new survey from PRRI examines the religious behaviors of Americans amid an uncertain cultural and political landscape.