Pew Research Center

Latino Millennials Have The Power, So Why Don't They Use It?

"Everyone wants to know when this really large voting group is going to punch its weight."
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Voters Don't Think Any Of The 2016 Candidates Would Make Great Presidents

Expectations are low for this year's crop of presidential hopefuls.
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HUFFPOLLSTER: Predicting Who Will Vote Is A Huge Challenge For Pollsters And Campaigns

Plus a round-up of the latest polling stories from around the web.
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Nearly Half Of Parents Say They Snoop Through Their Teen's Phone

Change those passwords now, kids.
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How Pollsters Decide Who's A 'Likely Voter' Makes A Big Difference In Results

A new report shows pollsters' judgment can result in an 8-point difference.
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Women Don't Want To Call Themselves 'Gamers' -- And It's No Wonder Why

A new survey finds that women enjoy video games as much as men, but they don't identify as "gamers."
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The Middle Class Is No Longer America's Economic Majority

It's the first time that's been true in 40 years.
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Americans Hate 'The Government,' Like Actual Government Programs

Relationship status: "It's complicated."
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Mom AND Dad Both Work. Why Pretend Otherwise?

U.S. policy and your boss still operate in "Leave It to Beaver" mode.
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Religiously Affiliated Americans Are As Devout As Ever

But the percentage of religious "nones" continues to rise.
By Lauren Markoe, Religion News Service