Anthony Salvanto
Elections and Surveys Director at CBS News
Elections & Surveys Director, CBS News | Author, Where Did You Get This Number? A Pollster's Guide to Making Sense of the World | @cbsnewspoll | and @IQSS
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6 days ago |
cbsnews.com | Anthony Salvanto
Most U.S. Catholics say they rely on the pope and the Church's teachings for difficult moral questions, this is particularly the case for those who call themselves strong Catholics. For most U.S. Catholics, their Catholic faith is important in their daily lives, including many who call it extremely or very important. (Behind this is a big difference however.
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1 week ago |
cbsnews.com | Anthony Salvanto
Most U.S. Catholics say they rely on the pope and the Church's teachings for difficult moral questions, this is particularly the case for those who call themselves strong Catholics. For most U.S. Catholics, their Catholic faith is important in their daily lives, including many who call it extremely or very important. (Behind this is a big difference however.
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1 week ago |
cbsnews.com | Anthony Salvanto
In the eyes of U.S. Catholics, the next pope is going to have big — if not red — shoes to fill. Most say the Church is in touch with the needs of Catholics, a view that's higher today than when Pope Francis (who famously wore simple black shoes) became pontiff in 2013. Just before Francis' papacy, which today gets 76% approval, most U.S. Catholics said the Church was out of touch.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Anthony Salvanto |Jennifer De Pinto |Fred Backus
In the eyes of U.S. Catholics, the next pope is going to have big — if not red — shoes to fill. Most say the Church is in touch with the needs of Catholics, a view that's higher today than when Pope Francis (who famously wore simple black shoes) became pontiff in 2013. Just before Francis' papacy, which today gets 76% approval, most U.S. Catholics said the Church was out of touch.
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2 weeks ago |
cbsnews.com | Anthony Salvanto |Kabir Khanna
Is 100 days enough time to evaluate this president? His supporters generally don't think so, but others do — perhaps because most Americans think President Trump is already making major changes to how the government — and the U.S. economy — work.
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