The National Campaign is pleased to make available the results from several public opinion polls on a variety of topics related to teen pregnancy, including abstinence and contraception, parent-child communication, peer involvement, religion, and sexual behavior.

With One Voice: America's Adults and Teens Sound Off About Teen Pregnancy
A nationally representative survey commissioned by the National Campaign of both adults and teens to get their views on teen pregnancy and related issues.

• 2007 Results
• 2004 Results
• 2003 Results
• 2002 Results
• 2001 Results

Parents and Teen Pregnancy: What Surveys Show
Each year the National Campaign commissions an independent survey of adults and teens nationwide. Many of these questions focus on parents and their role in preventing teen pregnancy. Collected here is a sampling of polling results that parents may find of interest.

Faithful Nation: What American Adults and Teens Think About Faith, Morals, Religion, and Teen Pregnancy (PDF)
Faithful Nation provides the results of a nationally-representative survey of adults and teens conducted in September 2001.

Not Just Another Thing to Do: Teens Tell Us About Sex, Regret, and the Influence of their Parents (PDF)
Not Just Another Thing To Do is a nationally representative public opinion poll released June 30, 2000, by the National Campaign. The poll highlights teens' attitudes on regret about having sex too early, where teens get their information about sex, and who influences their sexual decision making.

The Cautious Generation? Teens Tell Us About Sex, Virginity, and "The Talk" (PDF)
Results from a public opinion poll conducted in 2000 by International Communications Research and commissioned by the National Campaign.

Risky Business: A 2000 Poll. Teens Tell Us What They Really Think About Contraception and Sex (PDF)
Results from a public opinion poll conducted in 2000 by International Communications Research (ICR) and commissioned by the National Campaign. Also includes a summary of past National Campaign polls.

Are Peers Getting a Bad Rap? A 1999 Poll (PDF)
Results from a public opinion poll conducted in 1999 by International Communications Research (ICR) and commissioned by the National Campaign.

Public Opinion Polls and Teen Pregnancy
Results from a public opinion poll conducted in 1997 by Princeton Survey Research Associates (PSR) and commissioned by the National Campaign and the Association of Reproductive Health Professionals (ARHP). Also includes a summary of ten years of polling on teen pregnancy prevention and related issues.