Few report personally benefitting from the Inflation Reduction Act

Sixty-seven percent of adults believe large businesses and corporations, oil and gas companies, and developed or industrialized countries outside the U.S. are not doing enough to address climate change.

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Most Americans support legal abortion with some restrictions

A year after Roe v. Wade was overturned, most adults still believe that abortion should be legal and most are in favor of Congress guaranteeing access to legal abortion.

Young Americans’ Views on the Value of Higher Education

This AP-NORC Center survey of Americans age 13-29 conducted using TrueNorth® explores how young people view the costs and benefits of pursuing higher education and the role their parents play in the process.

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Both the Biden and Trump presidencies are viewed as mostly doing more harm than good across a range of issues

Asked which president did more to help people like them, 35% of adults say Trump did more, 26% say Biden did more, and 30% think…

Few adults like the idea of unilateral action by presidents

Only 21% of adults think it would be a good thing if the next president were able to act on important policies without the approval…

Most say democracy is important for the U.S. identity, but few think it is functioning well

Three-quarters of the public say a democratically elected government is important to the country’s identity, but only 21% think democracy is the greatest system of…

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