In this quarter's consumer omnibus, we asked adults nationwide about America's global image, everyday etiquette and the value of a college degree.
Close to 9 in 10 Americans or 85% say they are always or usually their best self at restaurants, compared to just 62% while driving in traffic and 56% going through the airport.
When it comes to America's global image, more Americans care about the direct experiences foreign visitors have here (69%) than about the cultural exports usually credited with shaping the country's reputation abroad, like movies and TV (49%) or sports (49%).
More Americans say a 4-year college degree is not worth the cost for most students today (51%) than say it is (39%). Trade school is seen as the most useful path to a successful career (87% call it very or somewhat useful), ahead of a four-year degree (74%).
We found 82% of likely voters would make Joel’s decision, with virtually no difference between those who report having kids at home and those who...
In this month’s omnibus, we asked about political violence, the health of our political conversation, an impending government shutdown, and...
Insights on party concerns and candidate qualities from our February 2021 Verified Voter Omnibus.
