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By Victoria Balara

As the 20-year mark of September 11 approaches, a 樱桃视频 Poll conducted before the recent events in Afghanistan finds that two-thirds (64%) of registered voters think the 2001 terrorist attacks permanently changed the way we live in the United States.

By Victoria Balara

The latest 樱桃视频 poll finds that voters are concerned about crime and illegal immigration, two of President Joe Biden's weakest issues.

By Dana Blanton

The poll asks voters, when it comes to U.S. policies on COVID vaccinations, what鈥檚 more important -- protecting the freedom of Americans to choose whether to get the shot or protecting the safety of Americans by requiring the vaccine to participate in activities.聽

By Dana Blanton

The latest 樱桃视频 poll shows that voter concern over inflation remains sky high, and more voters blame higher prices on the COVID-19 pandemic than on the government.

By Victoria Balara

Almost 7 out of 10 voters (69 percent) believe America is the greatest country to reside in, according to the latest 樱桃视频 survey, down from 83 percent in 2015 and from the high-water聽mark recorded a decade ago.

By Victoria Balara

As critical race theory continues to be hotly debated among parents, educators, and politicians across the country, a 樱桃视频 Poll finds that half are unfamiliar with the concept.

By Dana Blanton

When it comes to Big Tech, one issue is bias.聽The latest 樱桃视频 national survey finds only 26 percent of voters trust social media companies to make fair decisions about the content posted on their platforms.聽Far more, 69 percent, don鈥檛 trust them to be fair.

By Dana Blanton

Most voters worry about inflation, as sizable majorities call gas and grocery prices a financial hardship.聽 At the same time, they think the federal government鈥檚 additional unemployment benefits were a necessary lifeline during the pandemic, but are damaging the economy now.

By Dana Blanton

Once dismissed as a conspiracy theory, today a 60 percent majority believes COVID-19 was created by scientists and leaked from a lab in China, according to a 樱桃视频 survey.聽 That鈥檚 nearly double the 31 percent who think the pandemic started naturally.聽

By Victoria Balara

The latest 樱桃视频 survey finds support for building the U.S.-Mexico border wall is up -- and now matches a previous high.聽 This comes after the Biden administration halted the majority of border wall projects in late April.

By Dana Blanton

Voters increasingly think coronavirus is under control and want schools to have in-person learning this fall.聽 At the same time, over half still consider the virus a major threat to the country -- and a majority continues to mask up, according to the latest 樱桃视频 national poll.

By Dana Blanton

By a 60-34 percent margin, American voters distrust the federal government, and that is about where sentiment has stood for more than a decade.

By Dana Blanton

Most American voters side with Israel in the Mideast conflict, and over half favor the United States helping with money and weapons, according to the latest 樱桃视频 survey.聽

By Victoria Balara

More than 7 in 10 voters think crime is on the rise nationally amid a backdrop of escalating crime rates in major American cities and FBI聽warnings for local law enforcement to prepare for increases over the summer.

By Dana Blanton

Voters have mixed views over whether the White House is proposing too much government spending, and a growing number think President Joe Biden is too liberal.聽

By Dana Blanton

A new 樱桃视频 poll, released Monday, finds 77 percent of voters nationally think "a valid form of state or federally issued photo identification to prove U.S. citizenship" should be needed for voting.聽

By Victoria Balara

The latest 樱桃视频 poll finds that by a nearly 2-1 margin, 62-33 percent, registered voters disagree with reducing police funding and moving it to other areas.

By Dana Blanton

By a stark 46-15 percent margin, voters say U.S. border security is worse today than it was two years ago, according to the latest 樱桃视频 survey.聽

By Dana Blanton

As Joe Biden closes in on the 100-day mark of his presidency, a 樱桃视频 poll finds a 54 percent majority of voters approves of his job performance.聽

By Victoria Balara

As the coronavirus pandemic drags on into year two and U.S. eligibility for vaccines rises, a new 樱桃视频 poll finds one in five registered voters plan to skip the shot.

By Andrew Schwartz, Margaret Ann Campbell, Dana Blanton

Black voters and those under age 45 helped Democratic challenger Raphael Warnock unseat Republican incumbent U.S. Sen. Kelly Loeffler of Georgia聽after Tuesday's U.S. Senate runoff elections, while the race between Democrat Jon Ossoff and Republican incumbent Sen. David Perdue remains undecided.聽