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Gallup Daily: U.S. Mood

Based on the Gallup-Healthways Well-Being Index

The Gallup-Healthways mood measure reports the percentage of Americans who, reflecting on the day before they were surveyed, say they experienced a lot of happiness and enjoyment without a lot of stress and worry versus the percentage who say they experienced daily worry and stress far outweighing their happiness and enjoyment.

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