Even though vaccinations are picking up and numbers are going down, Americans still worry they will get the #coronavirus. #Millennials are the generation that worries the most about contracting the virus, while #BabyBoomers are the ones that worry the least 🤷‍

What is the thing you miss the most after over a year of #pandemic restrictions? We are longing to travel again. And talking about travel, data from our #COVID19 tracker shows that, during the month of February, most Americans (59%) did not travel further than 10 miles from home.

Our latest poll for The Hill finds that a plurality of voters believe the Biden administration is more responsible than the Trump administration for the current situation at the U.S.-Mexico border 👇 hubs.li/H0KJZZH0

Our data suggests that even after a year of #lockdowns amid a #pandemic that claimed the lives of over half a million people in the U.S. alone, 15% of Americans still don’t believe that public health crisis can be prevented by following the advice of doctors and health experts.

We’re all aware of the glass ceiling and disparities that exist between men and women in the workplace. March data from our #COVID19 tracker emphasize this disparity once again by showing how women have disproportionally been affected by pandemic related lay-offs compared to men

Data from our latest poll for The Hill suggests that most Americans favor the progressive tax. 54% of Americans believe high-income earners should pay more in taxes while 8% think they should pay less and 38% say they already pay their fair share. hubs.li/H0LnwqV0

After a tough year, confidence in the economy is getting stronger. 55% of Americans believe the US economy is on the right track. #Millennials are the most optimistic generation, with 66% saying the economy is on the right track. By contrast, only 47% of #GenZ-ers think the same

A sizeable majority of Americans (61%) believe it's inappropriate for corporations to engage in political speech. As our CEO Dritan Nesho puts it, Americans might want corporations to be ‘responsible citizens’, but they prefer them to stay out of politics. hubs.ly/H0LVmxT0

The travel industry is one of the hardest hit by the pandemic and it looks like the sector will take a while to fully recover. Our #COVID19 tracker data suggest that while Americans are cautiously starting to resume domestic flying, the same is not true for international travel

1/ HOT OFF THE PRESS -- a @Twitter-first press release: *** A majority of Americans want Elon Musk to stay on as Twitter CEO, finds #HarrisX Overnight Poll. *** 53% say Musk should stay on CEO of Twitter in statistically relevant findings of 1,028 gen pop respondents.

2/ #HarrisX survey was run from Dec 18-19, 2022 among 1,028 U.S. 18+ adults. The margin of error is plus or minus 3% and the results were weighted by gender, age, race/ethnicity, income, and education, where necessary to align them with their actual proportions in the population.

3/ Further context: The #HarrisX Overnight Poll survey question was pushed live at 7pm EST on December 18, an hour after Elon Musk’s tweet asking whether or not he should stay on or step down as Twitter CEO, and was pulled from field at 3pm EST on December 19.

4/ From Dritan Nesho, HarrisX CEO: “The findings of our study debunk the results of Elon Musk Twitter poll on whether he should step down as CEO, and provide a representative, statistically-relevant perspective of what Americans think of his leadership...

5/ "It’s close, but a slight majority would like Elon Musk to remain on as head of Twitter. Elon Musk finds strong support for his role as Twitter CEO among educated respondents (4 year plus of college; 62%), men (62%), and 35-49 year olds (62%)."

6/ The poll was run independently of Twitter or any Elon Musk related organizations and is for public release. Full data out shortly.

7/ Added Dritan Nesho: “HarrisX developed the Overnight Poll precisely for these types of situations ... to give a fast and reliable feedback mechanism to business and public policy leaders so they have the best information from customers, voters, and the general public...

8/ ... at their fingertips and in a scientifically sound way. #HarrisX will continue to cover Twitter and Mr. Musk’s actions as his work on Twitter unfold. " Full poll data to be released via PR Newswire tonight. END PRESS RELEASE.

And here’s the full poll data release: 53% say Elon Musk should stay on as Twitter CEO in statistically-relevant poll of 1,028 general population respondents. mailchi.mp/harrisx.com/a-…

IMPORTANT NOTE: Picture in our poll is even better for Elon Musk among those who say they use @Twitter: 61% — Stay On 39% — Step Down Again, this is a national, representative & scientific poll. Updated data release will be up soon: mailchi.mp/harrisx.com/a-…

Our Top 10 Stories in 2022: #2 Pivotal Finding: 80% of business leaders say it’s “good for company culture” to encourage employees to be open about their faith, according to a new Deseret News News/HarrisX Overnight Poll nationally representative poll. religiousfreedomandbusiness.org/2/post/2022/12…