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In 2002, 18% of Americans report that they have not read any books in the past year, while 31% read between 1 and 5 books, 15% read 6 to 10, 27% read 11-50 and 8% read more than 50. In 1978, 8% said they did not read any books that year, and 13% said they had read more than 50. [Dec. 5-8, 2002, Jul. 21-Aug. 14, 1978]

Women are more likely then men to say they are worried about not being able to pay medical or health costs over the next twelve months. More than a third of women (37%) say they worry about paying medical costs, compared to 28% of men who say they worry. [Dec. 16-17, 2002]

More than a third of non-white Americans (36%) say they are worried they or a spouse will lose their job in the next 12 months. Among white Americans, less then a quarter (21%) say they are worried about losing their job. [Dec. 16-17, 2002]

A quarter of the American public (26%) report using the Internet more than an hour a day, and another 16% say they use it up to an hour a day. On the other end of the spectrum, 28% of Americans say they never use the Internet. [Dec. 5-8, 2002]

What percentage of Americans says they think religion is losing its influence on American life? Find the answer in Gallup's analysis of religion in America.