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.

July 30
20% - Won’t You Be My (Online) Neighbor?

July 29
58% - World War III and Nuclear Terrorism

July 28
11 of 22 - Gender Equality When Economic Times are Tough?

July 27
14% - Video Uploaders

July 26
3.5 per 1000 - Risk of Divorce

July 23
40% - Reconnecting Online

July 22
49% - Tough Votes, Mixed Support

July 21
57% - Search: Me

July 20
<1% - The Typical Modern Mom?

July 19
64% - No More Newspapers

July 16
50% - The Internet: Comedy Central

July 15
41% - Jesus Christ's Return to Earth

July 14
31% - China Ascendant

July 13
99% - New Media, Old News

July 12
44% - Young Adults More Image Cautious Online

July 9
27% - Water Cooler Not the Place for Politics

July 8
18-point Drop - The Arizona Effect

July 7
9% - Hispanics and the GED

July 6
25% - Polling: The Cell Phone Challenge

July 3
83% - Proud Patriots

July 2
60% vs. 40% - A More Popular America

July 1
54% - Text Message Received