North Carolinians and U.S. adults share concerns about mental health resources
Mental health still struggles gain parity with physical health in systems of care. Only 25 percent had heard of the 988 mental health crisis line. Read More
NC SPIN Posts by High Point University Poll
North Carolina Consumer Sentiment Improving as Concerns About Prices Ease (Except for Eggs)
The percentage of people saying they are paying much higher prices for many products is down somewhat, but more North Carolinians than ever are reporting much higher prices for eggs. Read More
North Carolina Consumer Sentiment Is Improving, But Inflation Is Still a Concern
North Carolina Consumer Sentiment Index reading is highest since 2019 Read More
North Carolina Presidential Race Remains Close
One of the most interesting and noteworthy polls we've seen and so timely. Read More
North Carolinians still concerned about inflation, but consumer sentiment may be improving
20 percent said they were better off financially than a year ago and 32 percent expressed confidence they would be better off a year from now. Read More
High Point poll: Presidential race remains close for North Carolina voters
Poll shows North Carolina is indeed a "purple" state. Read More
A High Point University/Survey USA poll shows Kamala Harris with a slight lead over Trump
Trump leads by 18 points in Western North Carolina and has a 2 point edge in the Southern and Coastal portions of the state. Voters in greater Charlotte are split evenly. Harris leads by 5 points in the Raleigh area and by 4 in greater Greensboro. Read More
National surveys track national and Get Z specific inflation views
More than half (53%) of Generation Z say inflation concerns have affected their spending decisions. Read More
Majority of North Carolinians plan to travel this summer within the state
The fact that as many people are considering travel as not can be indicate a growing confidence in the economy. Read More
High Point Poll; NC Registered voters say Inflation and national security are top issues for D.C/
The latest High Point University Poll finds that self-identified registered voters in North Carolina are split in their intended votes for U.S. president and U.S. Congress, as well as North Carolina governor, House of Representatives and Senate. Read More
