Our latest CNBC All-America Economic Survey finds that, for the first time in the poll’s history, more than half of Americans rate the economy as excellent or good and 41% of Americans expect the economy to improve over the course of the next year. The survey findings also show that the GOP tax plan is … Economic Optimism Reaches 10-Year High
A new study for the Family Online Safety Institute examines parents’ feelings about their children’s use of emerging technologies—including Internet-connected toys and smart speakers—and parents’ impressions of the “Internet of Things” or “IoT,” as well as privacy and security implications. The national survey of parents of connected children ages 2 to 12 reveals heavy use … FOSI Research Report: Internet-Connected Families
As a follow-up to our 2013 research among teachers, Hart Research collaborated with Civic Enterprises and CASEL (the Collaborative for Social and Emotional Learning) on a groundbreaking new study of school principals, superintendents, and research and evaluation specialists to assess the role and value of developing students’ social and emotional skills in America’s schools. Through … New Report on School Administrators’ Views on Social and Emotional Learning
These counties proved critical to Donald Trump’s victory in November 2016, giving him a collective 57% of the vote in the 2016 presidential election—a 20-point margin over Hillary Clinton. Yet a year later, his approval rating is slightly underwater in these Trump Counties and down a few ticks from the initial Trump County benchmark survey … Key Takeaways from November 2017 NBC/WSJ Trump Counties Survey
Nearly a year after winning the presidency, Donald Trump finds himself with a job rating of 38%, marking his lowest approval rating so far, and the second lowest of any president at this point in their presidency going back to President Truman. His marks on the economy are better than his overall rating, but even … Key Takeaways from October 2017 NBC/WSJ Survey
The majority of Americans, particularly women, are dramatically uninformed about their vulnerability to Alzheimer’s Disease and don’t realize that there are steps they could be taking today to protect their brain health. Many, in fact, incorrectly believe that they don’t have to worry about getting Alzheimer’s if the disease doesn’t run in their family. These … Majority of Americans Have Astounding Knowledge Gap About Alzheimer’s and Caregiving
Though Donald Trump’s job rating has ticked up, his standing remains historically low. Majorities of Americans disapprove of his handling of the environment and climate change, Twitter use, and his response to the events in Charlottesville. The one area for which he receives overwhelming support is his work with Democratic leaders Schumer and Pelosi on … Key Takeaways from September 2017 NBC/WSJ Survey
In a survey focused on broad social trends, we find that overall a majority of Americans are comfortable with a country that is becoming more diverse and tolerant, but there are stark differences in this belief. As consumers, Americans believe that changes that provide more flexibility and options, often at lower prices, such as Uber/Lyft … Key Takeaways from August 2017 NBC/WSJ Survey
For the second consecutive year, Hart Research has conducted a national survey of K-8 parents on behalf of Learning Heroes. The findings show that nine in 10 parents think their child is performing at or above grade level in reading and math, despite 2015 National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) data that shows only one … Survey Reveals Disconnect Between Parents’ Perceptions of Their Children’s Academic Progress and National Data
In a survey conducted only in counties that fueled Donald Trump’s victory last November, his job rating stands at 50%, just 10 points higher than his national job rating in the June NBC/WSJ poll. The poll was conducted among adults in two groups of counties in 16 states that were key in the 2016 presidential … Key Takeaways from NBC/WSJ Trump Counties Survey