New: Religious makeup of Congress continues to not reflect the US
Christians:
62 % of the country
87 % of Congress
Religiously unaffiliated:
28 % of the country
0.6 % of Congress
https://t.co/XU8zw3NTQl
As schools intensify efforts to regulate cellphone use in school, where do Americans stand on the issue? NEW findings from @pewresearch
https://t.co/kvCxvfCra0
Support for a TikTok ban continues to decline in the U.S.
In March 2023, 50% of Americans backed the government banning TikTok in the U.S. That number has now dropped to 28%. NEW from @pewresearch
https://t.co/Ud8dyxKlGN
We put together a little grab-bag of things to know about election polling in the US, for example that polling methods are quite different today than in 2016, that the margin of sampling error captures just one of several kinds of error, and much more https://t.co/8mzEGGiGUH
The electorate has gotten older since the 1990s: 58% of registered voters are 50 or older; that compares to 41% in 1996. And older voters vote at higher rates, so they have even more electoral clout.
https://t.co/0swN1flk4g
How many Latinos will be eligible to vote this year? (i.e. be an adult U.S. citizen) See our recent report with a November 2024 projection: https://t.co/tqV7SWbQXy @pewidentity@pewresearch
A new report from my @pewresearch colleagues dives into what K-12 teachers think - including which groups they think have too much or too little power in schooling https://t.co/Ok0Qmp8FpA
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NEW from @pewresearch: Ahead of Super Bowl LVIII, what do Americans see as their national sport? The answer is football, and it's not especially close. https://t.co/d84jtoOy6S
NEW from @pewresearch
83% of U.S. adults believe people have a soul or spirit in addition to their physical body.
Read our latest report on #spirituality among Americans here: https://t.co/DNN370OM2G
It may seem as if Republicans and Democrats don't agree on much these days, but a new @pewresearch survey shows strong bipartisan support for policies aimed at how youth use social media, i.e. parental consent & time restrictions for minors https://t.co/QdJf1FnBV7
Great analysis by @ColleenAMcClain to understand how digital knowledge, tech confidence, and privacy concerns may- or may not - translate to the actions people take to secure their personal data @pewresearch https://t.co/E43qWxNltS
New: Religion Among Asian Americans. A rising share say they have no religion, but many consider themselves close to one or more religious traditions for reasons such as family or culture https://t.co/dwu8mK1dTq
% who say Earth is warming mainly b/c of human activity, by religion
25% Evangelical Prot.
41% Mainline Prot.
44% Historically Black Prot.
44% Catholic
61% No religion
https://t.co/VOTxOU36Hw
In advance of next week's expected update to Laudato Si, an updated @pewresearch analysis takes a look at the latest data on how Catholics view climate change.
https://t.co/VOTxOU36Hw
NEW: Large numbers of Americans in many different religious groups express concern about fewer people getting married. By comparison, there is much less concern about people having fewer children. https://t.co/8bw6nzid3t
Our new report from @pewresearch on religion in South and Southeast Asia can be read in Malay, Bahasa Indonesia, Sinhala, Thai and Khmer. Click the link here then select your desired language below! https://t.co/zhDZEiZ8vI
More Americans who have heard of ChatGPT are using it for work and learning today than when @pewresearch first asked these questions in the Spring. NEW survey data here: https://t.co/D7n0nRDrIA