The Daily Number

The Daily Number is a statistic, updated every weekday that highlights an important finding or trend. The Daily Number is typically drawn from surveys, research or analysis done by one of the Pew Research Center projects. Each day's entry includes links to additional information on the subject as well as to an archive of past Daily Numbers. Listed below are the entries in the Daily Number feature for the last thirty days.

November 20
39.6% - College Enrollment at All-Time High

November 19
31 - The Age of Tweets

November 18
55% - See Immigrant/Native Born Conflict

November 17
30% - Tickets to Paradise

November 16
90% - Whistling While They Work

November 13
65% - I Go For That Rock And Roll Music

November 12
10% - The Remarrying Kind

November 11
72% - Veterans Day

November 10
63% - No Conflict in Being a Devout Muslim and Living in Modern Society

November 9
19% - Few Feel Like Part of a Religious Minority

November 6
63% - Delaying Retirement

November 5
49% - Homosexuality and Morality

November 4
51% - Presidential Approval

November 3
86% - Latino Youth Increasingly in School and Work Force

November 2
50% - Fewer Say NATO Should Keep Troops in Afghanistan

October 30
68% - Goblins and Ghosts and Things That Go Bump in the Night

October 29
19% - Back to the Kitchen, Ladies

October 28
15.4% - If it's a Natural Disaster it Leads

October 27
3 - Karzai's Rank as a Foreign Newsmaker

October 26
58% - See Muslims as Victims of Discrimination

October 23
47% - Swine Flu: Worth a Shot?

October 22
65% - Views of “Watchdog” Press Change with President