For the first time since the beginning of the pandemic, the number of US residents gathering in groups of 10+ people was slightly more than the number still staying home.
Source: Understanding Coronavirus in America Study by USC Dornsife’s @CESRUSC
https://t.co/eP5x3PvzSQ
Excited to present my work with Maria Prados on the Gender differences in Couple's Division of Childcare, Work and Mental Health during COVID-19 tomorrow @SOLE_Labor_Econ#SOLE2021, including new results on the effects of school re-openings during the Fall. Can't wait!
@KathleenWeldon USC Center for Economic and Social Research just posted our first release from an ongoing survey. Conducted in our probability panel the Understanding America Study. Topline, methodology, and microdata at https://t.co/v6yTR4TwHg (data available to registered users)
Latest poll findings with @CESRUS,@UAS_CESR, @latimes show less support for @potus, no strong favorite for Dems' 2020 pres. race. Data available at https://t.co/Li13rsFmp3.
Structure of USC/LA Times poll allows us to track who has moved away from Trump since last poll in April: one in eight respondents who approved then, disapprove now. Most who were undecided then have made up their minds & 2-1 they've gone to disapprove.
New USC/LA Times national poll finds Trump ends first year weaker: 55% disapprove, 32% approve, 12% neutral, down from this spring. https://t.co/Rk93Nr94Gy