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Wide partisan differences in perceptions of whether any eligible voters are prevented from voting – and whether any ineligible voters are permitted to do so

Rep/Lean Rep No ineligible voters are permitted to vote 12 25 37 Dem/Lean Dem No ineligible voters are permitted to vote 46 33 79 Fresh data delivered Saturday mornings Thank you for subscribing! 901 ...
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Republicans are far more confident than Democrats that all citizens who want to vote will be able to

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Older Americans, those with college degrees have greater confidence in upcoming midterm elections

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Confidence in the fairness and accuracy of elections is lower than in past years, but with no partisan gap

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How confident are Americans in the midterm elections’ fairness and accuracy?

A narrow majority of Americans (55%) are confident that this November’s midterm elections will be conducted fairly and ...
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What do Americans think about language learning in U.S. schools?

Four-in-ten Americans say it is extremely or very important for children growing up in the U.S. to learn a language other than English.
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Americans and the 2026 midterms

A monthly digest of research on public attitudes on politics and major policy issues · Subscribe â†— Americans are now almost evenly split over whether they agree most with the Democratic Party (37%) or ...
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Views of all-day school cellphone bans

Far more Americans support than oppose in-class cellphone bans for middle and high school students (77% vs. 18%). And for the first time in our surveys, more people now support than oppose banning ...
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How Americans assess health information amid cyclospora outbreak

New reporting from The New York Times on the spread of information about the cyclospora outbreak is shedding light on how competing narratives and conspiracy theories can take off in online spaces ...
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In 2025, Democrats were far more likely than Republicans to say justices do a poor job keeping their politics out of court

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Democrats are divided on whether Supreme Court has too much power; most Republicans say it has the right amount

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Most Black Americans, adults under 50 view the Supreme Court unfavorably

Estimates for Asian adults are representative of English speakers only. Note: White, Black and Asian adults include only those who report being one race and are not Hispanic. Hispanic adults are of ...