Search for Statistical Sources: United States

National and international surveys on attitudes towards economy, health, business, and politics.

Since 1972, the GSS has provided clear and unbiased perspective on what Americans think and feel about such issues as national spendi​ng priorities, crime and punishment, intergroup relations, and confidence in institutions.

Public opinion polling, demographic research, content analysis and other data-driven social science research on the topics of politics, media, technology, social trends, science, and religion.

Data on population demographics, education, housing, health, income, and business and economy for the United States from 2000-present.

Use this for easy access to the most recent data from the Census on people and populations.

More Census data, including historical data, is available through tables. Search for a relevant survey or program and then browse for the year and specific table.

This is a set of tools and reports that support using government data to understand economic development of local areas within the United States.

Find statistics about employment, productivity, wages by area and industry, prices, and consumer spending.

BEA provides interactive data and economic news at the national, international, regional, and industry levels.

Various reports on indicators of the health of the economy, including manufacturing reports, home sales, construction, and more.

Search by industry code (NAICS) or keyword to find specific data for your industry guide to federal government data sources. Government reports may include monthly, quarterly, and annual measures of industrial activity in downloadable spreadsheet or PDF files.

A comprehensive website and visualization engine of public US Government data

A portal to data covering these topics: General Government, Business and Economics, Defense and International Relations, Environment, Energy, and Agriculture, Family, Home, and Community, Geospatial Data, Health and Nutrition, Jobs and Education, Public Safety and Law, Science and Technology, Travel, Transportation, and Recreation

The purpose of TRAC is to provide comprehensive information about staffing, spending, and enforcement activities of the federal government. Includes stats from IRS, FBI, DEA, ATF, and immigration.

Statistical information on American government & politics