Survey

Readers of The Epoch Times favor a larger military presence in Greenland, but opinions differ on the reason for doing so.

Survey respondents give Trump high ratings for his performance on the border, defense, national security, energy, and the economy.

Survey respondents also strongly disapproved of media coverage and said they had very low levels of trust for Minnesota state and local law enforcement.

Poll respondents affirmed the legality and strategic value of the operation but saw potential longer-term involvement and constitutional questions.

Trump was selected from a shortlist of 10 global and domestic leaders who dominated the news this year.

Respondents strongly agreed that firm oversight and impartial investigation should be applied to any suspected instance of fraud involving public funds.

Weekly poll respondents highly valued free and transparent access to information, with some exceptions.

Our reader poll found mixed feelings on the impact of the economy on seasonal spending plans, but a more bullish attitude on the future of the country.

Poll respondents were wary of both the practical value of artificial intelligence and its potential impact on society.

Respondents saw value in this unusual Senate rule, but they have suggestions for improving it.

Survey respondents voiced strong opinions about the validity of the current government shutdown and who is responsible for it.

Survey respondents strongly favored reduced taxes and regulation to address a housing shortage instead of caps or freezes on rent.

Readers of The Epoch Times overwhelmingly favored free-market ideology but were less clear on how it can solve societal problems in big cities.

Respondents to our reader poll think authorities should examine the funding and coordination behind political protests that turn violent.

Respondents have a concrete understanding of communism and socialist ideologies and see them undermining American society.

Most respondents felt confident of weathering current economic uncertainty, but concern over the cost of living and future opportunity remains high.

Most respondents expressed skepticism about information on autism and its causes, and strongly prefer to make their own decisions about vaccines.

Following the assassination of Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University on Sept. 10, we asked readers to weigh in on political violence and today’s civic climate.

Poll respondents overwhelmingly support U.S. action to discourage the practice and Americans’ participation in it.

Most poll respondents favored President Donald Trump’s actions in setting tariffs, though some voiced support for concurring action by Congress.

Readers of The Epoch Times favor a larger military presence in Greenland, but opinions differ on the reason for doing so.

Survey respondents give Trump high ratings for his performance on the border, defense, national security, energy, and the economy.

Survey respondents also strongly disapproved of media coverage and said they had very low levels of trust for Minnesota state and local law enforcement.

Poll respondents affirmed the legality and strategic value of the operation but saw potential longer-term involvement and constitutional questions.

Trump was selected from a shortlist of 10 global and domestic leaders who dominated the news this year.

Respondents strongly agreed that firm oversight and impartial investigation should be applied to any suspected instance of fraud involving public funds.

Weekly poll respondents highly valued free and transparent access to information, with some exceptions.

Our reader poll found mixed feelings on the impact of the economy on seasonal spending plans, but a more bullish attitude on the future of the country.

Poll respondents were wary of both the practical value of artificial intelligence and its potential impact on society.

Respondents saw value in this unusual Senate rule, but they have suggestions for improving it.

Survey respondents voiced strong opinions about the validity of the current government shutdown and who is responsible for it.

Survey respondents strongly favored reduced taxes and regulation to address a housing shortage instead of caps or freezes on rent.

Readers of The Epoch Times overwhelmingly favored free-market ideology but were less clear on how it can solve societal problems in big cities.

Respondents to our reader poll think authorities should examine the funding and coordination behind political protests that turn violent.

Respondents have a concrete understanding of communism and socialist ideologies and see them undermining American society.

Most respondents felt confident of weathering current economic uncertainty, but concern over the cost of living and future opportunity remains high.

Most respondents expressed skepticism about information on autism and its causes, and strongly prefer to make their own decisions about vaccines.

Following the assassination of Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University on Sept. 10, we asked readers to weigh in on political violence and today’s civic climate.

Poll respondents overwhelmingly support U.S. action to discourage the practice and Americans’ participation in it.

Most poll respondents favored President Donald Trump’s actions in setting tariffs, though some voiced support for concurring action by Congress.