Latest Research
Our mission is to improve democracy by making public opinion insights more accessible. We often release public poll results so insights are available to anyone with an interest in regions, issues, causes or candidates. Below are highlights of our most recent learnings and analyses.
MAHA, Medicine, and Mistrust
New polling reveals broad frustration with the pharmaceutical industry and insurers. As the Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) movement continues to influence health policy debates in Washington, new polling from Change Research reveals significant bipartisan concerns...
Voters Divided on Trump’s Tylenol-Autism Claims
New polling shows deep partisan divides on medical misinformation and trust in science A new nationwide survey by Change Research reveals deep partisan divides in how Americans view President Donald Trump and Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s comments asserting...
Americans Show Rising Concerns About Food Safety Amid Shifting Shopping Habits
A new nationwide survey by Change Research reveals a wide range of views among Americans about food safety and federal oversight capacity, even as the Food and Drug Administration faces significant workforce reductions. The poll, conducted September 5-10, 2025,...
The New American Mythology: Belief in Conspiracy Theories and Their Political Impact
Conspiracy theories are not new to American politics. From 18th century anxieties about Freemasons to theories on a modern day Illuminati,, such beliefs have always found fertile ground in times of upheaval. Today, with declining trust in institutions and fragmented...
Beyond the Fringe: Why Majorities of Voters Believe Conspiracies About Power and Institutions
Conspiracy theories are often treated as fringe beliefs, confined to the political margins. Yet new data from Change Research shows they are possibly more widespread, and in some cases majority-held views among American voters. These findings point to a deeper,...
The State of Insurance Costs in the US
Americans are largely content about many aspects of their healthcare, but rising costs for both health and home insurance are squeezing many American households. Health Insurance: Good Access but Higher Costs Feelings about the state of health insurance in the U.S....
Congressional Reform Survey Results
Change Research tested two congressional reform proposals in our most recent national survey, conducted among 1,858 voters from August 5 to 10, 2025. The following summarizes the results: Democrats, Independents, and Republicans all strongly support establishing age...
Three graphs that sum up the NYC primary race
Last month, Zohran Mamdani outperformed early expectations and defeated former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo in the Democratic New York City mayoral primary election (“Mamdani Wins Stunning Upset in Democratic Primary as Cuomo Concedes”; “Left-wing Democrat stuns...
Americans See Global Engagement as Key to Safety
Most American voters want the United States to remain engaged in the world, and they see that engagement as essential to national safety. A new Compass Poll by Change Research of 1,736 registered voters, fielded July 1–7, 2025, asked participants two related questions...
Americans Expect More, Not Less, from Government on Extreme Weather
The tragic flooding in Texas has sharpened scrutiny of whether the government is sufficiently prepared to save lives and manage natural disaster-driven emergencies. New national polling from Change Research in June and July 2025 shows that most Americans don’t think...