Marketplace polling shows views differ by age, gender and party

A new Marketplace-Edison Research poll finds a persistent gender gap.

The majority of Americans give thumbs down to the president's first three months in office.

People feel like they're on the "razor's edge" when it comes to health care, says Larry Rosin of Edison Research.

Some of the latest findings from our Marketplace-Edison Research Poll highlight the prevalence of party lines.

As we approach the president's 100th day in office, Americans tell us they are less anxious about the economy. But, there's still a disconnect, according to our latest Marketplace-Edison Research Poll.

For our Spring 2020 survey: The Marketplace-Edison Research Survey is a national survey of Americans 18 and older. A total of 1,018 respondents were interviewed, with 500 interviews conducted by telephone and 518 interviews conducted online. The interviews were conducted from April 23-28, 2020. The data was weighted to match the most recent United States […]

Americans say they're both anxious about jobs, but confident at the same time.

Most say the rich and companies benefit. Beyond that, there are stark divisions.

The Marketplace-Edison Research Economic Poll finds that health benefits and a good working environment are priorities.