Brownies vs. Cupcakes: What Americans’ Dessert Preferences Reveal About Work, Happiness, and Lifestyle
In the eternal dessert debate between cupcakes and brownies, America has spoken decisively: brownies dominate with 53% of the vote compared to cupcakes' 28%, while 12% can't...
From Thrills to Chills: Who’s Watching Scary Movies?
With Halloween around the corner, CivicScience took a closer look at scary movie fans. Survey data show that 19% of U.S. adults say they love scary movies, 18% say they like...
38% of Americans Always Wash Dishes Before the Dishwasher — Do You?
The common debate: do you wash dishes before putting them in the dishwasher? A CivicScience survey finds that 38% of U.S. adults say they 'always' wash dishes first, 40% say they...
The Fitted Sheet Divide: Just 19% of U.S. Adults Say They Can Fold Fitted Sheets Properly
Americans are remarkably honest about their fitted sheet failures. CivicScience data reveals that among those who answered (excluding "Other/does not apply"), a mere 19% claim...
Knitwear Royale: Pullover Sweaters vs. Cardigans
As the cooler months set in and Americans begin switching over their wardrobes, lighter summer clothes give way to heavier fall layers. Amidst this transition, Americans find...
34% of Americans Wash Their Hair Before Going to the Salon. Do you?
Going to the hair salon is a part many Americans' routines. But hair salon etiquette and expectations can vary, with one of the biggest questions being: to wash or not wash your...
Soup or Stew? America Picks Its Ultimate Bowl of Comfort
In the battle of liquid comfort foods, Americans clearly have a favorite. Among those with an opinion on the soup versus stew debate, stew takes the crown at 56% while soup...
Half Empty or Half Full? The Classic Debate Reveals Lifestyle Differences
It’s one of the oldest debates: is the glass half empty or half full? A new CivicScience survey shows that 70% of U.S. adults describe the glass as half full, while 30% see it as...
40% of Americans Admit They’d Tell a Friend’s Secret to Their Partner
When a friend tells you a secret, do you keep it — or do you share it with your spouse or partner? A new CivicScience survey shows that 40% of U.S. adults say they do tell their...
Tailgaters Stand Out Beyond the Pregame
With the start of fall comes the beginning of tailgate season–where sports fans across the country come together to pregame before their favorite teams play. Whether in person at...
Pierogi Nation: The Dumpling Divide That Reveals America’s Food Personality
When it comes to pierogies, Americans who have tried them and have a preference are split into clear camps: 41% declare them "amazing," 38% find them just "okay," while 21%...
Is Fall Your Favorite Season? Here’s What the Data Says About You
September 22nd is the first official day of fall! This is the time of the year when the leaves start to change, the temperatures cool, and the days take on a cozier vibe. And...
Survey Shows Preference for Paper Sports Tickets Is Strong Despite Digital Takeover
Most professional teams have stopped offering paper tickets altogether, yet U.S. sports fans still say they’d rather hold a physical stub. In a CivicScience survey, 63% of adults...
Do You Still Talk to High School Friends? Here’s How Many Americans Do
High school may be long behind most Americans, but the friendships can last far longer. A new CivicScience survey shows that 12% of U.S. adults say they still talk to a lot of...
The Great Burger Debate: Big Mac vs. Whopper Fans
September 18th is National Cheeseburger day! With burgers on the mind, CivicScience cooked up a fresh look at where Americans stand when it comes to fast food chains’ “signature”...
Visiting A Coffee Shop? Here’s Who You’ll Meet
Coffee shops have long been social hubs, whether for connecting with friends, meeting on a first date, or simply watching people. But with the pace of modern life, are coffee...
Country Music is the Third Most Popular Genre in the U.S. What Sets these Fans Apart?
Music preferences have always revealed more about a listener than just their favorite tune. And with September 17th being International Country Music Day, that’s our cue to put...
Fewer Trips to the Hair Salon: Is It Vanity or Necessity?
When it comes to beauty routines, one question divides Americans: How often do you get your hair cut? The data reveal that public sentiment leans strongly toward the occasional...
American’s Leaf-Peeping Travelers Stand Out as Careful Planners and Spenders
Every autumn, Americans face a seasonal question: Will you pack your bags to chase the changing leaves? The data reveal a stark divide, with only 18% planning fall foliage trips...
22% of Americans Got Detention Several Times In High School, Here’s How They Compare Today
Detention was a reality for many Americans back when they were in high school. A new CivicScience survey shows that 22% of U.S. adults say they received detention several times,...
Bratz vs. Barbie: The Y2K Doll Rivalry Lives On
Two of the most iconic dolls of the 2000s—Bratz and Barbie—still spark debate among those who grew up with them. A CivicScience survey looking specifically at U.S. adults ages...
Love Korean Beauty? You’re Not Alone
Since the Korean beauty trend of glass skin hit the global skincare market, night time routines have never been the same. And in recent years, K-Beauty, the shorthand for Korean...
What Makes a Night Owl?
They say the early bird catches the worm, but what about the night owl? Often considered at odds with the circadian rhythm, night owls–those who go to bed after midnight–have...
Apple or Pumpkin: Which Has Your Vote for Fall Vibes? Here’s What Americans Think
When autumn arrives, Americans face a delicious dilemma: Are you team apple or team pumpkin? The data reveal it's surprisingly close, with apple edging out pumpkin 26% to 23%....
Pro Sports or College: Where Do Americans Stand?
With college football wrapping up week 2 and the NFL putting the bow on its Week 1, it begs the question: Do Americans prefer professional sports or college sports? A recent...
Creating a New Fall Beauty Routine? You’re Not Alone
With fall just around the corner, many Americans are getting back into the swing of things and adjusting their schedules after the carefree summer months. Beauty routines, in...
Nearly Half of Americans Love to Learn
It’s safe to say that school isn’t for everyone. While some thrive in a classroom environment, others can’t wait to be freed from academia so that they can finally thrive in the...
Beauty Buffs: What Sets Fans of Rhode Skin Apart?
Rhode skin, the skincare line developed by Hailey Rhode Bieber, has the celebrity sparkle that keeps it in the spotlight. And with the company’s acquisition by e.l.f. Beauty and...
Not Just for Kids: LEGOs Have Become a Beloved Adult Toy
LEGO bricks have been a childhood classic for decades. Afterall, there is something so satisfying about snapping these tiny pieces together to turn them into something...
30% of Americans Support Year-Round Schooling — Do You?
As the school year kicks off for many families across the U.S., a new CivicScience survey digs into opinions on whether kids should attend school year-round. Based on responses...
Workday Woes: Gen Z Tops the Charts in Crying After Work
Work stress hits everyone differently—and for some, it brings tears. A new CivicScience survey shows that 9% of U.S. adults say they cry "all the time" after a particularly bad...
More Than 2 in 5 Americans Would Consider Attending a Reality TV Watch Party – Would You Join Them?
Would you ever attend a reality TV show watch party? A CivicScience poll of nearly 3,900 U.S. adults reveals that 42% of Americans show some interest in these communal viewing...
Do You Feel Financially Unprepared for Retirement? 40% of Americans Do
40% of Americans feel financially unprepared for retirement with addition concerns over the future of Social Security.
Red Wine Drinkers Are In a Class All Their Own: Are You Among Them?
It’s National Red Wine Day, and since over half of Americans (52%) enjoy a glass of wine, we’ve rounded up the data that sets red wine drinkers apart from the rest. Notably,...
Taylor Swift’s Engagement Dress: Thumbs up or down? America says…
Tell us what you think about Taylor Swift’s engagement dress
More Than One in Three Americans Eat Their Peaches Sliced – Do you?
Today is National Peach Day! To celebrate, we’ve taken a bite out of the CivicScience data to get a taste of what sets certain peach-eaters apart, starting with the most...
24% of Americans Prefer This as a Favorite First-Date Destination. What About You?
If you're looking for a first date that's best suited for your age group or your area of the country, CivicScience polled 8,400 individuals to find favorite first-date...
Waffle Makers Find Fans from Young Adults to Seniors
Do you have a waffle maker at home? According to a CivicScience survey of nearly 1,400 U.S. adults, 44% of Americans do. About half of those owners—23% of all respondents—say...
Dating for Boomers. One in Three Older Americans Find Success with Dating Apps. How About You?
Dating for boomers in today’s world brings concerns over risks with online dating, yet nearly 1 in 3 older Americans say they’ve had luck with dating apps.
43% of Americans Are Against TV and Movie Reboots — Where Do You Stand?
As nostalgia continues to dominate entertainment, many Americans are turning to old TV shows and movies for comfort. But when it comes to reboots, opinions are split. A new...
Too Soon for Pumpkin Spice? Nearly a Third of Americans Think So
Pumpkin spice and other fall flavors seem to hit shelves earlier each year—but not everyone is ready to dive in. A new CivicScience survey shows that 29% of U.S. adults say it’s...
Outdoor Shopping Center vs. Indoor Mall: What Do Americans Prefer?
When it comes to shopping centers in the U.S. consumers generally have two options: an indoor mall or an outdoor shopping center. While the largest percentage (36%) enjoy both...
Love Pork? Here’s What the Data Says About You
It’s National Bacon Lovers day, which means that it’s the perfect time to dig into the sizzling data on Americans who eat pork–of which there are many. As it stands, 40% of...
American Interest in Corn Salsa is Growing – Here’s Who’s Most Likely to Enjoy It
Corn salsa is making its mark on American plates—but not without stirring debate. A CivicScience poll of over 7,500 U.S. adults finds a nation split: 43% enjoy it (combining...
When Is the Best Time To Travel? Many Americans Say Fall. Do You Agree?
When do you think is the best time of the year to travel? A CivicScience poll of nearly 8,000 U.S. adults (excluding no opinion) reveals that fall is the clear favorite. The data...
18% of Americans Have Back-to-School Blues — Do You?
As many across the country head back to school in the coming weeks—or have already started—a new CivicScience survey uncovers how Americans feel about the transition. Based on...
Tattoo Regret Hits 40% — Are You One of Them?
Today marks Regret a Tattoo Day, and a new CivicScience survey takes a closer look at how common tattoo remorse really is. Based on more than 12,000 responses, the data shows...
Who’s Attending Outdoor Movie Screenings?
Nothing says end-of-summer quite like an outdoor movie screening. Simply type ‘outdoor movie night’ into TikTok and your feed will be flooded with aesthetic inspiration for...
Are You a Nerd? Insights About Adults Who Take Classes for Fun
With students across the country preparing for another year of hitting the books, the back-to-school feeling is palpable. And while full-time school may not be an option for...
Beyond the Plate: What Seafood Lovers and Seafood Shunners Reveal About Food and Lifestyle Habits
From sushi rolls to shrimp scampi, seafood offers a wide range of flavors and traditions—but not everyone is on board. A New CivicScience poll of more than 34,000 U.S. adults...
Take the Poll: Love or Hate Grocery Shopping?
Americans have strong feelings about grocery shopping, and they're nearly split down the middle (among those who either 'love' or 'hate' it. CivicScience data from almost 10,000...
Sweat and Style: Women Wearing Makeup to Workout – Here’s What The Data Says
For some, the gym is all about sweat and sneakers. For others, it’s also about style. A CivicScience survey running over the past five years finds that among women who exercise,...
Purr-sonality Traits: What Sets Cat Owners Apart
With International Cat Day zooming into focus on August 8th, a new CivicScience survey offers a closer look at America’s feline-friendly households. Based on responses over the...
Pizza vs. Pasta: The Italian Food Showdown That Divides America
In the ultimate Italian food face-off, pizza emerges as America's clear favorite. CivicScience polling of over 19,000 respondents reveals that 62% of respondents choose pizza...
Fan or No Fan? What Your Sleep Habits Say About Your Lifestyle
A simple bedroom choice reveals interesting patterns in how Americans sleep. A New CivicScience poll of nearly 12,000 people finds that 61% run a fan every night while sleeping,...
Spider-Man Day: What Data Says About Those Who Watch Superhero Movies
With Spider-Man Day swinging into action on August 1st, a new CivicScience survey dives into who enjoys superhero movies. Based on responses from 1,640 U.S. adults between March...
Nearly 4 in 10 Americans Say They Get “Hangry.” Do You Align With These Results?
Hunger doesn’t just affect your stomach—it can change your entire mood. A new CivicScience survey explores how often Americans admit to feeling “hangry” when they haven’t eaten...
Does Height Matter When Dating? Here’s What America Says
As the debate over dating preferences continues, a new CivicScience survey reveals how much appearance—specifically height—factors into romantic decisions. Based on responses...
Do You Follow Your Coworkers on Social Media? You’ll Be Surprised Who Does
The world of social media is a realm unto its own, with etiquette and behavior unique to each platform. With so many unwritten rules and expectations, it’s not uncommon for users...
Gas Station Standoff: Sheetz and Wawa Fans Show Unique Behaviors
Nothing says summer quite like a road trip. And no road trip would be complete without a stop at a gas station to fuel up along the way. Fortunately for Americans hitting the...
What Makes a Taylor Swift Super Fan? Here’s What The Data Says
As Taylor Swift continues her cultural reign, a new CivicScience survey sheds light on the fans fueling the frenzy—specifically, the 7% of Americans who consider themselves...
America’s Dressing Divide: Ranch vs. Italian Reveals Unexpected Patterns
The battle for America's favorite salad dressing has a decisive victor. According to new CivicScience data spanning January 2023 to July 2025, ranch dressing claims a commanding...
Americans Divided on Holiday Shopping: Is July Too Soon to Start?
As July 25 hits the calendar—marking the height of “Christmas in July”—a new CivicScience survey uncovers mixed feelings among Americans on when the holiday shopping season...
Meat Your Match: Pepperoni Tops Salami in the Great Deli Debate
When it comes to America's favorite cured meats, there's a clear winner emerging from kitchen refrigerators nationwide. New CivicScience polling reveals pepperoni dominates the...
Coffee or Tea: What Does Your Choice Reveal About You?
Coffee or tea? It's a question that divides Americans, and new CivicScience polling reveals some fascinating patterns behind our beverage preferences. Among U.S. adults surveyed...
Staycations: Who is Choosing to Stay Home this Summer?
With peak vacation season well underway, now is the time when social media feeds overflow with images of Euro-trips, Disney parks and all manner of time spent out-of-office....
National Sour Candy Day Spotlight: Sour Patch Kids vs. Haribo
In celebration of National Sour Candy Day, CivicScience explored candy purchasing habits among fans of both sour and sweet candy by examining two popular brands: Sour Patch Kids...
What Your Preferred Sleeping Position Says About You
What position do you tend to sleep in, and do you fall into the majority? A New CivicScience survey running since January of 2024 among 17,000+ respondents finds the overwhelming...
National Hot Dog Day Debate: Where Americans Stand on Ketchup on Hot Dogs
This National Hot Dog Day, one great debate continues to swirl: Does ketchup belong on hot dogs? Depending on where you live, the answer can be a passionate and resounding "No!"...
It’s National ‘Give Something Away’ Day – See How Americans Give
Giving is good for the soul. Today is National Give Something Away Day. Here’s a look at how Americans support others.
Four Things You Didn’t Know About People Who Believe in Mermaids
Do you think mermaids are real? Here’s what Americans think.
New Data Reveals Who’s Reaching for Dessert More Often
Whether its a sweet ice cream treat, a cake or even a piece of candy, dessert comes in many forms. As the pandemic continues to leave many long-lasting ripple effects, American...
7-Eleven Day Survey Unveils Surprising Trends in U.S. Convenience Store Visits
In recognition of 7-Eleven Day on July 11, a year-long survey of 14,475 U.S. adults sheds light on how Americans shop at convenience stores, revealing significant variations...
Inside the Numbers: Small Business Spending Ahead of the 2025 Holiday Season
According to CivicScience data, intended winter holiday shopping at local and independent businesses is on the rise in 2025. To better understand this trend, we analyzed the...
Americans’ Ice Cream Showdown: Cone, Cup, or Milkshake?
July marks National Ice Cream Month, a time to spotlight one of summer’s most beloved indulgences. Whether served in a cone, scooped into a cup, or blended into a milkshake, ice...
Duel of the Plates: Do Americans Prefer Cobb or Caesar Salad?
Salad can be the main event in a meal or serve as an accompaniment. Regardless of its place on the table, there are a variety of different types of salads, but one very common...
Automatic Umpires: A Home Run or Strikeout for MLB Fans?
The debate over the proposal to use automated umpires in Major League Baseball remains hotly contested, leaving those who watch MLB sharply divided. A recent survey conducted by...
Fireworks Frenzy: Who’s Really Lighting Up the Sky This Independence Day?
As Americans prepare to celebrate the Fourth of July, a recent CivicScience survey of 2,764 U.S. adults reveals interesting differences between those who purchase fireworks and...
Grill or Chill? Uncovering the Surprising Demographics Behind Summer BBQs
As summer heats up, grilling emerges as a popular pastime for many Americans, but not everyone is firing up the barbecue. A recent survey conducted by CivicScience from May 1 to...
Exploring the Divide: How Americans Celebrate Independence Day with Fireworks Displays
For many Americans, fireworks are as essential to the Fourth of July as hot dogs and flag-lined parades—but not for everyone. A recent CivicScience survey of 3,493 U.S. adults,...
Group Outings vs. Solo Adventures: How Americans Prefer Their Movie Experience
A recent CivicScience survey of 2,019 U.S. adults sheds light on how Americans prefer to experience movies in theaters, and the answers reveal a wide range of viewing styles....
Americans Split on State Fairs: Love Them or Leave Them?
A recent CivicScience survey of 2,930 U.S. adults reveals a nuanced picture of how Americans feel about state and regional fairs. While 23% say they genuinely enjoy attending,...
Does the type of car you drive influence your likelihood of buying a new one soon?
CivicScience's recent survey sheds light on this intriguing question, revealing how car ownership preferences intersect with purchase intentions among U.S. consumers....
Sunscreen Habits in America: What Influences How Often People Wear SPF?
A recent survey conducted by CivicScience reveals intriguing insights into sunscreen usage among U.S. residents. Out of 14,172 respondents, 11% reported wearing sunscreen daily,...
Trivia: What Do You Know About the Month of June?
While you may know that June's birth flowers are the rose and honeysuckle, the month of June carries with it some other interesting facts. Try your hand at these trivia...
Cracking the Data on National Egg Day: Who Raises Chickens for Eggs — And Who Does Not
A recent survey sheds light on the contrasting lifestyles of those who currently raise chickens for eggs and those who have no interest in doing so. Conducted among 6,281 U.S....
Diet Coke: A Beverage with Surprising Demographic Divides
In a comprehensive survey conducted over a year, CivicScience explored the preferences of nearly 49,000 U.S. users regarding Diet Coke. The results reveal stark contrasts between...
Tea, Soda, or Coffee? Gender Differences in America’s Favorite Caffeinated Beverages
In a recent survey conducted among 1,581 U.S. users of CivicScience's digital platforms, coffee emerged as the most favored caffeinated beverage, with 42% of respondents choosing...
Who’s Still Tuning In to MLB Games on the Radio? A Look at America’s Listening Divide
In a recent survey conducted by CivicScience, a striking contrast emerges between those who frequently tune in to Major League Baseball (MLB) games on the radio and those who...
“Major League” Movie: A Cult Classic or Overrated?
The 1989 film "Major League" continues to spark debate among baseball movie enthusiasts, as revealed by a recent survey conducted by CivicScience. The survey, which gathered...
Flag Football’s Olympic Debut: A Nation Divided
The inclusion of flag football in the 2028 Olympics has sparked varied reactions among Americans, according to a recent survey conducted by CivicScience. The survey, which...
Suburban Readers: The Surprising Link Between Location and eReader Ownership
In a recent survey conducted by CivicScience, a striking disparity emerged between eReader owners and non-owners in the United States. From January 1 to May 16, 2025, 43,791 U.S....
Exploring America’s Wine Preferences: A Deep Dive into Demographics
In a recent survey conducted by CivicScience, wine preferences among 9,286 U.S. users revealed intriguing demographic distinctions. The survey highlighted not only the types of...
Survey Reveals America’s Favorite Mixed Drink Shot Count: Two Shots Take the Lead
In a recent survey conducted by CivicScience, 14,646 U.S. users shared their preferences on the number of shots in an average mixed drink. The survey revealed intriguing insights...
The Complex Connection Between Impulse Buying and Happiness: A Demographic Analysis
Impulse buying can evoke a spectrum of emotions, as revealed by a recent survey conducted by CivicScience. The survey asked 57,002 U.S. users, "Do impulse buys make you happy?"...
Is Colorado Really One of the Best States? Survey Shows Mixed Feelings
In a recent survey conducted by CivicScience, 3,073 U.S. users were asked if they consider Colorado one of the best states to live in. The results reveal intriguing distinctions...
The Complex World of Hot Dog Preferences: A Deep Dive into Demographics
In a recent survey conducted by CivicScience, Nathan's emerged as the leading hot dog brand among American consumers, capturing the preference of 53% of respondents. Oscar Mayer...
Beyond Apple Pie: The Diverse Demographics of America’s Dessert Preferences
In a survey conducted by CivicScience, apple pie emerged as the favorite among 3,089 U.S. respondents, capturing 22% of the vote. This classic dessert edged out berry and pumpkin...
Understanding the Allergy Puzzle: Demographics, Environment, and Income Factors
In a recent survey conducted among 1,022 U.S. users of CivicScience's digital properties, a significant portion of respondents reported experiencing seasonal allergies. The...
Survey Reveals Surprising Trends in Eco-Friendly Shopping Habits Across America
As Earth Month unfolds in April, a recent survey sheds light on American consumers' priorities regarding environmentally friendly purchases. Conducted by CivicScience from...