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Survey on Racism, Discrimination and Health: Experiences and Impacts Across Racial and Ethnic Groups

Study Conducted by SSRS

1 in 3 California adults say they would not get any more COVID vaccines

Recent data from the California Health Interview Survey also highlights Californians’ experiences with long COVID

Housing Insecurity in the District of Columbia

SSRS conducted this multimode survey online, by mail, and by phone.

Findings from the Reed College Elections & Voting Information Center’s 2023 Survey of Local Election Officials

Survey conducted in collaboration with SSRS

The Cost of Not Getting Care: Income Disparities in the Affordability of Health Services Across High-Income Countries

Findings from the Commonwealth Fund 2023 International Health Policy Survey, Conducted by SSRS, involved the contributions of Robyn Rapoport, Rob Manley, Molly Fisch-Friedman, and Christian Kline

Uncovering culture: A call to action for leaders

Survey Conducted by SSRS for New Deloitte Report

New Marquette Law School national survey finds U.S. Supreme Court job approval by public continues in low 40s

Interviews were conducted using the SSRS Opinion Panel

Marquette Law School Poll survey of Wisconsin finds Biden leads Trump by 2 points, trails DeSantis and Haley

Interviews were conducted using the SSRS Opinion Panel

Trump narrowly leads Biden in hypothetical rematch

New CNN Politics Poll Conducted by SSRS

Trump dominates South Carolina GOP primary, with Haley a clear but distant second

New CNN Politics Poll Conducted by SSRS

Paying for It: How Health Care Costs and Medical Debt Are Making Americans Sicker and Poorer

Findings from the Commonwealth Fund 2023 Health Care Affordability Survey, Conducted by SSRS, involved the contributions of Robyn Rapoport, Elizabeth Sciupac, Hope Wilson, Rob Manley, and Jonathan Best.

Medicare’s Affordability Problem: A Look at the Cost Burdens Faced by Older Enrollees

Findings from the Commonwealth Fund Biennial Health Insurance Survey, Conducted by SSRS

A lump isn’t the only sign of breast cancer. Here are 5 other clues

This study was conducted on behalf of The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center/OSUCCC – James by SSRS on its Opinion Panel Omnibus.

Most breast cancers don’t start with a noticeable lump – here is what you need to know about subtle symptoms

This study was conducted on behalf of The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center/OSUCCC – James by SSRS on the Opinion Panel Omnibus.

New Marquette Law School national survey finds hypothetical Biden-Trump rematch remains close with candidates splitting registered

Interviews were conducted using the SSRS Opinion Panel

New Marquette Law School national survey finds U.S. Supreme Court approval remains below 50% following slight decline

Interviews were conducted using the SSRS Opinion Panel

Immigrant Dreams: Our landmark poll surveys the lives of one-sixth of the nation

KKF/Los Angeles Times Survey of Immigrants

The 2023 KFF/LA Times Survey of Immigrants

Sampling, data collection, weighting, and tabulation were managed by SSRS in collaboration with public opinion researchers at KFF

The Private Plan Pitch: Seniors’ Experiences with Medicare Marketing and Advertising

Findings from a New Commonwealth Fund Survey Conducted by SSRS

Biden faces negative job ratings and concerns about his age as he gears up for 2024

New CNN Politics Poll Conducted by SSRS

California Health Interview Survey (CHIS) Annual Data Release

CHIS Data Collection Conducted by SSRS

KFF Health Misinformation Tracking Poll Pilot

New KFF Program Identifying and Monitoring Health Misinformation and Trust in the U.S.

New Research Reveals Troubling Decline in Nonprofit Advocacy and Influence

Findings from the Public Engagement Nonprofit Survey (PENS), Conducted by SSRS

NASCAR to Start Its Engines Along an Unlikely Course: Downtown Chicago

The New York Times Features Data from the SSRS Sports Poll