Millennials

The Morning Buzz | Most Religiously Unaffiliated Americans Still Believe in God

[10.24.2012]

Surprisingly few of the religiously unaffiliated qualify as “nonbelievers.” Dr. Robert P. Jones has more at Figuring Faith.

Unmarried Men: The Key to Marijuana Legalization?

[10.22.2012]

Initiatives for the legalization of marijuana are on the ballot in three states, and men who have never been married could be among their most enthusiastic proponents.

The Morning Buzz | Could Third-Party Candidates Derail Romney’s Chances?

[10.16.2012]

Constitution Party candidate Virgil Goode isn’t Mitt Romney’s only worry. Libertarian presidential candidate Gary Johnson could siphon votes away from Romney in key swing states.

The Morning Buzz | Did Romney Win the Debate on Policy or Personality?

[10.12.2012]

Was Romney’s debate win more about policy, or personality?

The Morning Buzz | Who Are America’s Most Apathetic Voters?

[10.10.2012]

Who are America’s most apathetic voters? (It’s not Millennials!)

Our Corner | Generation Apathy? Millennial Vote Up in the Air

[10.09.2012]

PRRI Research Director Daniel Cox was featured in a segment on the Christian Broadcasting Network, which focused on our latest survey, “Diverse, Disillusioned, and Divided: Millennial Values and Voter Engagement in the 2012 Election.”

The Morning Buzz | Marijuana Ballot Initiative in Colorado Could Draw Young Voters to the Polls

[10.04.2012]

A ballot initiative on marijuana legalization in Colorado could draw large numbers of younger voters to the polls, creating a “bud bump” for Obama.

The Morning Buzz | Does Facebook Inspire Millennials to Overshare?

[08.22.2012]

One college professor says that Facebook is inspiring his students to overshare.

Are Young Republicans Caught in the Middle on Social Issues?

[08.09.2012]

Will the next generation of GOP leaders have socially liberal views?

The Morning Buzz | Seminary Graduates Too Poor to Take a Vow of Poverty

[08.07.2012]

A new study from the Center for the Study of Theological Education at Auburn Theological Seminary shows that it’s no longer rare for seminary students to graduate with tens of thousands of dollars in student debt.