Working at night to get ahead? Fresh CivicScience data find that the majority of U.S. adult respondents work at night at least occasionally to have a more relaxing workday the next day. More than one-quarter say they do this frequently.

It's been a busy week of food-related national days, and today is #NationalNachosDay! When it comes to preferred meat for nachos, CivicScience data show ground beef is the clear winner among U.S. adults. t.co/DNNBBZPh17

The latest biweekly reading of the @CS_Penta Economic Sentiment Index (ESI) increased by 0.4 points to 31.3, remaining near an all-time-low as the government shutdown continues. View the full reading here: t.co/9gqvh7sliL t.co/MeA1cfMGZG

On this #NationalDonutDay, CivicScience data show Boston cream is the clear leader as the most preferred donut filling among U.S. adults. t.co/Shv3pvEJkj

Legal sports betting is climbing, with data showing an 11-point rise in daily betting from August through October. Despite uncertainties, it’s fueling new fan engagement, and women 21+ outpace men in YOY wager growth. Full story ⬇️ t.co/txFE3EGTMx

The CivicScience Well-Being Index fell 0.51 points since September, reaching a yearly low at 52.68–a nearly 5-point drop since October 2024. Feelings of sadness, fear, worry, and stress are rising and are bound to shape consumer behavior. Full reading: t.co/2C0JLisEsG t.co/de1l7HaJmP

Halloween may have come and gone, but CivicScience data show that some Americans don't mind keeping Halloween decor around the house on display all year long. t.co/ST6FXzFD3z

3 things to know this week: 1️⃣ Fewer Americans are uninterested in plant-based meats, with burgers and ground options driving growth 2️⃣ Intermittent fasting leads diet trends 3️⃣ Nearly half say LinkedIn has boosted their professional lives Full story: civicscience.com/3-things-to-...

3 things to know: 1️⃣ One in four Americans says the government shutdown is or will be hitting their grocery budgets 2️⃣ Credit card use is dipping as reward preferences shift 3️⃣ Nearly 30% of adults 35+ have never had a cancer screening. Full details: civicscience.com/3-things-to-...

Flight tracking isn't just for travel days. Ongoing CivicScience data show that more than one-quarter of U.S. adults say they track flights on apps or sites for fun.

If you had to ban one of these fruits, which would you choose? Fresh CivicScience data finds the plurality would ban blackberries.

It’s #NationalAppleDay! The majority of U.S. adults have spoken: Sweet is far more popular than sour. Do you agree?

3 things to know: 30% would use crypto if offered by their bank; 88% worry about cybersecurity threats; and those most optimistic about the economy show the highest interest in paying for online learning. Full story: civicscience.com/3-things-to-...

CivicScience’s Consumer Financial Health Index rose in September, with debt outlook making a rare monthly gain. Still, it sits 1.69 points lower than September 2024. Holiday shopping begins, but financial uncertainty continues to shape spending. Read more: civicscience.com/is-consumer-...

Three things to know this week: More Americans plan to move, but out-of-state moves have declined; fantasy sport participation is growing beyond the NFL; and “Banana Ball” is taking the sports world by storm. Read the full details here: civicscience.com/3-things-to-...

Halloween spirit is rising—CivicScience data show excitement is up 4pp since 2024. Shoppers plan to spend more, shift to discount & online buys, and when it comes to candy, Reese’s reigns, while Gen Z picks Kit Kat. Read more: civicscience.com/halloween-en...

The latest biweekly reading of the Penta-CivicScience Economic Sentiment Index (ESI) rose by 0.2 points, from 31.7 to 31.9, at the start of the third quarter of 2025 and following the first government shutdown since 2019. Full reading: civicscience.com/economic-sen...

It's #NationalTacoDay! How do you prefer your tacos? CivicScience finds that the majority of respondents prefer soft tacos over hard-shell tacos.

Do you really know how to fold a fitted sheet? Only 19% of U.S. adult respondents are fully confident that they do.

The CivicScience Well-Being Index fell to 53.22 in September, down 0.76 points since August and 3.84 points year-over-year, the lowest in 12 months. Fear, stress, worry, and sadness are all at yearly highs. Full reading: civicscience.com/well-being-c...

Three things to know this week: 1. Women use BNPL services for budgeting, men for convenience 2. Gen Z over-indexes on following influencers for community/trends; 45+ for skills/entertainment 3. “Luxury” means different things by age Read more ➡️ civicscience.com/3-things-to-...

The latest biweekly reading of the Penta-CivicScience Economic Sentiment Index (ESI) fell by 0.8 points, from 32.5 to 31.7, after the Federal Reserve cut interest rates by a quarter of a percentage point. Full reading: civicscience.com/economic-sen...

New CivicScience data show that 1 in 4 Americans with a regular paycheck report no money left to save/spend on non-essentials after regular monthly costs. As holiday spending ramps up, consumers' cutbacks show clear priorities. Full story: civicscience.com/americans-li...

Who is your preferred #Pokemon starter? Nearly half of U.S. adults say Charmander. Do you agree? Take the poll here: pollsandinsights.com/bluesky/?civ...

With the autumnal equinox upon us, marking the beginning of fall, we examined the latest data on Americans' opinions on their favorite season. Fall is the clear favorite.

Three things to know this week: 21% of shoppers say they actively check for protein on food labels, over a quarter express strong interest in installing an ad-blocker, and how Americans define "free time." Full story: civicscience.com/3-things-to-...

Collectible paper tickets for #WashingtonCapitals season ticket holders? The Caps are doing it for this year, and 63% of Americans agree: paper beats digital for sports events.

Here's what you need to know this week: Over one-quarter of Americans feel worn out by constant buying pressures; retail app use is up since 2022; and more than half would consider traveling for medical care. Full story: civicscience.com/3-things-to-...

Are you an Extrovert or an Introvert in social situations? CivicScience data show that residents of coastal states and the Mid-Atlantic are more likely to say they're outgoing than those in landlocked states.

With the improbable Bills comeback win last night in mind, if your favorite #NFL team was down 15 late in the 4th, would you stick it out or leave early? Take the poll: pollsandinsights.com/bluesky/?civ...

More than half of Americans make their bed daily. Do you? Take the poll and see how you compare with others who do the same: pollsandinsights.com/bluesky/?civ...

It may be #NationalCheesePizzaDay, but Americans are much more likely to prefer pepperoni as their absolute favorite topping. Do you agree? See how you compare with others who share your pizza preference: pollsandinsights.com/bluesky/?civ...

Which is the better side dish: Baked or mashed potatoes? Americans have spoken.

Some drivers swear by them, others avoid them. Where do you stand on the construction of roundabouts in your area? Share your take: pollsandinsights.com/bluesky/?civ...

Autumn comes into view now that Labor Day has come and gone. When it comes to fall vibes, are you team apple or team pumpkin? Cast your vote here: pollsandinsights.com/bluesky/?civ...

Here's what you should keep on your radar: 2025 isn't what many Americans hoped for, the majority of U.S. workers feel underemployed, and music video watching increases as the VMAs approach. Full story: civicscience.com/3-things-to-...

After three months of steady gains, CivicScience’s Consumer Financial Health Index dropped 0.75 points in August. Four of five indicators dropped, with debt outlook reaching an all-time low. Full reading: civicscience.com/consumer-fin...

The #NFL is officially back tonight. Who is your pick to win the Super Bowl this year? Weigh in: pollsandinsights.com/bluesky/?civ...

If #NFLRedzone included commercials, how, if at all, would that affect your viewership? Weigh in: pollsandinsights.com/bluesky/?civ...

Do you cry after a particularly rough day at work? As recent CivicScience polling shows, you're not alone. Take this poll (and many more like it) now: pollsandinsights.com/bluesky/?civ...

Red Dead Redemption 2 is having a moment again. Which #RDR2 character would you most want by your side? Cast your vote: pollsandinsights.com/bluesky/?civ...

Soda, pop, Coke... something else? What do you call carbonated soft drinks? Roughly half of U.S. adults call it soda. But regional differences exist.

The latest biweekly reading of the Penta-CivicScience Economic Sentiment Index (ESI) increased by 1.6 points from 33.1 to 34.7, driven upwards by a surge in confidence in the overall U.S. economy. Full reading: civicscience.com/economic-sen...

Amid shows like Love Island and the currently ongoing #bb27 season, more than 1 in 10 U.S. adults say they would attend a reality TV show watch party. Would you?

It's #NationalDogDay! Nearly two-thirds of respondents say they'd rather be a dog than a cat. Where do you stand? Where do you stand?: pollsandinsights.com/bluesky/?civ...

Labor Day may signal summer’s end, but festivities aren’t over. CivicScience data show that more plan to travel this holiday weekend than last year, with 25% driving and nearly 10% flying. Still, many plan to save with shopping sales. Full story: civicscience.com/travel-cooko...

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are officially engaged 💍! Do you think they make for a good match? Tell us what you think: pollsandinsights.com/bluesky/?civ...

Here's what you should know this week: the untapped potential of late-night shopping among Gen Z, how people really feel about Spotify and YouTube’s new ID checks, and why dirty soda is bubbling up everywhere. Full story: civicscience.com/3-things-to-...

Taylor Swift’s new album arrives in October—but her fans aren’t all the same. CivicScience shows how new Swifties differ from longtime loyalists in unexpected ways. Full story: civicscience.com/5-unexpected...

As the NFL season kicks off, fans juggle rising costs and streaming needs. However, 7 in 10 likely new subscribers this fall will keep sports subs year-round—outpacing current sports streamers. Full story: civicscience.com/fall-and-win...