Poll analysis: After two years, most say COVID divided the country
More than half say COVID vaccines were a big accomplishment. The unvaccinated disagree.
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More than half say COVID vaccines were a big accomplishment. The unvaccinated disagree.
Few say it's over, but Americans venture out.
Americans look to punish Russia, concerned it will invade others too.
More than half say the speech made them feel the coronavirus is mostly behind us.
Ukraine tops list of what viewers want to hear about in State of the Union address.
Black Southerners more likely to say states are making voting more difficult.
Large majorities of Black people say they don't have enough representation, while White people divide along party lines on this question.
Most say teaching about the history of race in America promotes understanding.
Biden's approval on inflation is lower than other approvals; ratings are not as high compared to start of his term.
Republicans prefer that party moves on from January 6 and talks about issues like economy, crime and immigration.
There is still support for mask requirements amid some frustration.
A slight majority favor the U.S. stay out of negotiations around Russia and Ukraine.
Their continued frustration could make Democrats' already tough path to holding Congress this year even more difficult.
Biden's job approval has slipped more among moderate Democrats than liberal ones.
Democrats see the vice president as a net-positive in the administration; independents and Republicans do not.
Senate Democrats are trying to drop the filibuster in order to pass voting rights legislation with a simple majority. Many Americans haven't been following this issue.
Guidance on COVID-19 is seen as confusing, and it weighs on his ratings.
CBS News Elections and Survey unit study on state of democracy examines the role of social media.
Here's more from the CBS News Elections and Survey Unit study on state of democracy.
This is the latest survey from the CBS News Elections and Survey unit's study on the state of democracy.
This is the first in a CBS News Elections and Polling series studying the state of democracy.
People who are vaccinated call for requirements on planes, public places.
A CBS News poll takes a closer look at what's behind immigration views.
By 2 to 1, Americans say if overturned, it would be a step backward for women.
The president is also facing criticism on his handling of immigration.