A survey published today by Maru/Blue Public Opinion Research North America undertaken for Variety finds that when Americans know an Emmy Award was recently handed out to a particular show, one in 10 (10%) admit that the win has impacted their interest in watching the show to the point where they may subscribe to the network carrier.

If given a choice to return to the office they were in before the pandemic, majority (63%) prefer staying at home, remaining group (37%) want to go back.

Two thirds (64%) of Americans believe National Hockey League (NHL) has done a good job in its own way to speak out against racism in society.

Majority (58%) of Americans believe that the racism and acts of police violence against Blacks in America today are not widespread but isolated to just a few situations that are being exploited to fuel lawless protests.

Two thirds (64%) of Americans believe sports teams and players should just keep playing the game they are getting paid to do and keep their views on social issues off the court and playing fields.

One in five (20%) Americans say they could soon be laid off over the next few weeks because of lack of business/work. Three in ten (30%) are also relying on government programs to make ends meet over the next few weeks as 20.7 Million Americans (9%) predict they will struggle to put enough food on the table for themselves or their family.

While one third (35%) of Americans say it’s a good time for them to invest in financial markets, one quarter (23%) (almost 53 million US adults) have nothing saved to cover any unexpected costs or needs according to a survey by Maru/Blue Public Opinion Research North America.

One in seven (14%) Americans indicate they will likely buy a house in next 60 days. One in five (19%) American consumers also say they will likely purchase a big-ticket item like a car or furniture in the same time frame.