USSC-YouGov polls provide insight into the attitudes and opinions of people in both Australia and the United States on a diverse range of topics.
In this section
Australians and Americans trust medical experts more than their elected officials, but Australians are far more supportive of their political leaders and COVID-19 restrictions, including fines for breaches and wearing masks.
The Sydney...
The United States Studies Centre, La Trobe University, the University of Melbourne Policy Lab and YouGov polled 1,060 Americans and 1,375 Australians to find out who was trusted most as a source of...
The Australian Financial Review refers to a survey published by USSC that found Australians wanted the country locked down during the pandemic.
The results of a recent poll conducted by USSC are discussed in this article published by news.com.au.
Americans have a problem with trust in institutions and experts. During the current pandemic, this lack of trust could be costing them lives. A recent survey of more than 2000 Americans and Australians...
The New York Times passed an impressive milestone this month, with more than 6 million paid subscribers globally. Our latest research suggests it’s no coincidence it achieved this feat during the COVID-19 crisis.
...
USSC lecturer Shaun Ratcliff is quoted in this article published by SBS News.
Voters in Australia are far less partisan in their support of lockdown measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19 than their American counterparts. Research led by the United States Studies Centre has found...
