Public Opinion Polling

Seventy-five percent of U.S. adults support the goal of “everyone having a fair and just opportunity to attain their highest level of health.” Only 3% oppose.

Equipping communities to identify misinformation and codevelop health solutions is essential for earning women’s trust in health care systems. Read the brief!

To improve maternal health equity, efforts must address system-level issues, such as institutional trustworthiness and access to timely, respectful care.

Learn more about how trust in institutions has changed in the last 4 years across the country and across demographic groups.

By focusing on solutions supported by individuals of varying ideologies, we can strengthen our democracy and build stronger, healthier communities.

The youngest Americans are most concerned about climate change, and the readiest to take action. Learn more about our poll of U.S. youth and adults.

Environmental justice champions should do more to raise awareness of and community engagement in popular federal actions such as Justice40.

What do U.S. adults think about the growing use of AI in their health and daily lives? Learn more about the results of our poll.

Young Americans are using their increasing political power to champion the vital conditions for health and well-being.

Civic engagement has a positive impact on the health of communities, providing health care institutions with opportunities to help people become more engaged.

This polling spotlight expands on a previous polling brief to highlight the unique experiences of LGBTQ+ people who gave birth in the last 5 years.

A nationally representative poll of 1200 people who gave birth in the last five years shows a diversity of pregnancy, birth, and postpartum experiences.