The Daily Number
The Daily Number is a statistic, updated every weekday and typically drawn from Pew project findings, that highlights an important trend; includes links to more information and an archive of past Daily Numbers. Listed below are the entries in the Daily Number feature for the last thirty days.
October 6
12.1% - Nothing in Particular, Religion-Wise
October 3
14 of 23 - American People Are More Popular Than the U.S.
October 2
37% - Ready on Day One?
October 1
52% - Honesty is the Best Policy
September 30
25% - Middle-Class Job Worries
September 29
23% - A Woman's Place Is in the Home
September 26
51%-40% - Presidential Debate Point Spread
September 25
46% - Don't Know Obama is Christian
September 24
50% - More Conservatives Now Say Churches Should Stay Out of Politics
September 23
63% - Government Guaranteed Health Care
September 22
20 of 24 - Negative Views of Iran Around the World
September 19
54% - Defense is a Man's Job
September 18
60% - Hispanic Student Growth
September 17
19.6% - Men Less Likely to Have Religious Affiliation
September 16
66% - Boomers See Times as Tougher Now Than in the Past
September 15
11% - Foreign News Shrinking but Not Gone
September 12
6% - Leadership and Gender
September 11
87% vs. 72% - Economy Tops Terrorism as a Voting Issue
September 10
51% vs. 39% - A Race Factor?
September 9
40% - Viral Politics
September 8
60% - Wiz Kids
September 7
60% to 31% - Whistling Past Dixie