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Is America doing enough to support Ukraine?

Note the Uptick in not enough, even slightly among R’s

Despite a decline this year, China is still viewed as the US’s greatest enemy

41% percent of Americans name China as the United States’ greatest enemy today, making it the top perceived U.S. adversary for the fourth straight year.

Russia ranks second, cited by 26%, followed by Iran at 9%.

5% of national adults now name the United States itself, edging…

Six in 10 U.S. employees at all job levels anticipate that if remote work becomes a norm at their organization, it will not have a long-term impact on their culture.

27% of leaders believe their workplace culture would get worse if many employees work remotely long term. Just…

Intelligence and likability top Biden's rankings for characteristics and qualities among all party groups.

46% of Americans who don’t want Trump nor Biden would vote for a third party candidate.

Younger generations of Americans have been largely responsible for the decline in formal church attendance in recent years, with slightly more than one-third of U.S. young adults having no religious affiliation.

More context: on.gallup.com/4cxVClr

All three major party groups in the U.S. have become less supportive of Israel’s actions in Gaza than they were in November.

Full story: on.gallup.com/3xkXdKZ

Gen Z Americans today are less likely than Millennials at the same age ('03-'06) to share the social and political views of their parents.

Religiosity and religious service attendance are associated with higher levels of flourishing across the globe.

New study: on.gallup.com/499NQLy

For the 7th year in a row, Finland claims the No. 1 spot as happiest country in the world, with a 7.741 average life evaluation on a 10-pt. scale. Afghanistan is the least happy (1.721). Read more in the 2024 World Happiness Report, powered by Gallup data. on.gallup.com/48Y9IcT

Happiness inequality has increased in almost every region except Western Europe.

The biggest overall increase is in sub-Saharan Africa, where it swelled by more than 50% in all age groups.

New data: on.gallup.com/43rHmGt

The U.S. ranks in the top 10 happiest countries for those 60 and older. But for those under 30, it ranks 62nd.

New data: on.gallup.com/3TrK768

When asked whether the economy is getting better or worse, 32% say it is improving and 61% worsening.

However, the 32% who believe the economy is getting better is the highest Gallup has measured since September 2021.

For the fourth year in a row, Americans most frequently mention china as the US’s greatest enemy.

Life satisfaction is highest among upper-income, married, religious adults in the United States.

Seventy-five percent of Gen Z are interested in at least one STEM field, but only 29% intend to pursue a STEM-related occupation in the future.

Satisfaction with America’s position in the world is now on par with the start of President Trump’s term.