#survey-results

#survey-results

Over 50% of global drivers expect to own an EV within the next decade, indicating a significant shift towards electric vehicles.

China leads in EV enthusiasm, with 65% of drivers believing in a future dominated by electric cars, compared to just 37% in Germany.

Most UK motorists believe the country is unprepared for electric vehicles and find the 2035 ban premature.

Tesla's appeal in Germany remains strong despite initial survey claims suggesting otherwise.

Americans broadly support LGBTQ+ people living as they wish, with higher acceptance for same-sex marriage and parenting.

A strong majority support stricter citizenship requirements emphasizing good behavior in Sweden.

Portland residents' outlook on their region is improving, with less concern about the direction it's heading compared to last year.

A global survey shows significant concern over environmental issues, with 70% supporting urgent carbon emission reductions.

There is a noticeable divide in environmental concern between emerging and developed economies.

New Yorkers experience significant financial hangovers, with 77% admitting to excessive spending on nights out.

UK adults are emphasizing budgeting and financial management, yet many still struggle to save regularly.

Gen Z shows significant support for authoritarianism, raising concerns about democracy and political engagement.

Gender equality in the workplace has not progressed significantly in 30 years, with many women facing similar challenges as in the 1990s.

One in three women in the EU has faced some form of violence, indicating a persistent crisis over the past decade.

Support for democracy is declining among young Spaniards, especially among men who show a notable preference for authoritarianism under certain circumstances.

A recent survey shows 80% of Americans believe words can constitute violence, raising concerns about perceptions of free speech.

Most Americans do not trust AI for accurate information, especially regarding politics and elections.

Many Americans fear climate change will lead to the end of the world, yet some take environmental action for personal satisfaction rather than to help the planet.

The safest US states to hide from an alien invasion are determined by the frequency of UFO sightings and population density.

A significant percentage of people do not wash their hands after using the toilet or before handling food, posing health risks.

Personal hygiene among Britons is alarmingly poor, with many neglecting handwashing and proper dental care, risking health implications.

Naming a baby is a significant decision, and many parents experience regret over their choice, particularly within the first year.

Most parents are undeterred by increasing school absence fines and consider term-time holidays despite potential penalties.

Americans perceive increasing weather risks to their homes due to climate change, with significant challenges in accessing homeowners insurance, especially among lower income groups.

The sense of urgency around climate change has dropped significantly among U.S. adults, particularly affecting younger age groups.