Morning poll asks whether adult children still live with their parents

Several outlets run the same “Morning Poll” question, asking readers whether their adult children still live with them. The poll is framed against economic pressures that, according to the reporting, contribute to more young people remaining in the parental home for longer periods. The articles cite factors such as high house prices, higher overall living costs, and a tough jobs market. By including these context points, the coverage indicates the poll is designed to capture how common multigenerational living arrangements are in the readers’ households rather than to report new policy or statistical findings. The prompt is directed at readers’ personal situations—whether their “grown-up kids” currently reside with them—rather than making a specific claim about national trends. The sources do not provide detailed results, methodology, or additional data within the provided text, focusing instead on the survey question and the economic backdrop given by the publishers.