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Global Warming

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92 Percent believe there is solid evidence to support the average temperature on earth is getting warmer

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Most Americans (specifically Democrats) now say that it is not
necessary to believe in God to be moral and
have good values

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Should the US be involved (active) in world affairs?

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Should the US be involved (active) in world affairs?

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Republicans are internally
divided in views of global warming

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Diplomacy vs military strength

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Republicans who strongly approve
of Trump’s job performance are more
likely than those who approve of him less
strongly to say
there is no solid evidence of rising global
temperatures.

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Seven-in-ten now say homosexuality should be
accepted by society, compared with just 24%
who say it should be discouraged by society

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Few republicans believe global warming is cause by humans

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About six-in-ten
Americans 62% now say they favor allowing
gays and lesbians to marry legally

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People with higher levels of education are
more likely than those with less education to
say stricter environmental regulations are
worth the cost.

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83% of Democrats and Democratic-leaning independents say homosexuality should be
accepted by society

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Among Republicans and Republican leaners, more say homosexuality should be
accepted (54%)

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Acceptance of homosexuality is greater among those with postgraduate degrees

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the shares with
very unfavorable opinions of the other party have
more than doubled since 1994.

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83% of those ages 18 to 29 say homosexuality should be accepted by society, compared with 72% of those ages
30 to 49, 65% of those 50 to 64, and 58% of those 65 and older

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Wider partisan gap on Trump job rating
than for any president in six decades

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Nearly two-thirds (64%) of women say there
are still significant obstacles that make it
harder for women to get ahead, while 34% say
they are largely gone

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The US should be active in world affairs... best for future success

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men are somewhat more likely to say obstacles to
women’s progress are now largely gone (51%)
than to say significant obstacles still exist
(46%).

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We should pay less attention to problems overseas (54% in 2017)

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About seven-in-ten blacks (69%) think
significant obstacles remain that make it
harder for women to get ahead than men. This
compares with 53% of whites and 52% of
Hispanics.

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Nearly 2/3 of those with 4+ years of college education believe it is best for our nations future to stay active in world affairs

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77% of black women and 60% of black
men say significant barriers remain to women’s advancement (among whites, 62% of women and
43% of men say this)

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Democrats and
Democratic leaners say women continue to
face significant obstacles that make it harder
for them to get ahead than men

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63% of Republicans and Republican leaners say the obstacles that once made it harder
for women to get ahead are now largely gone

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65% of the population believe it is necessary for the US to stay active/involved in global economy because it provides the nation with new markets and opportunities for economic growth

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65% of republicans and republican leaning Americans believe the Islamic religion is more likely to encourage violence while 69% of democrats and democratic leaning Americans believe that is not the case

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Both democrats and republicans tend to believe it is necessary to give up some privacy and freedoms in order to fight the war against terrorism

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73% of those ages 18 to 29 say it is not necessary to
believe in God to be a moral person

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Among Democrats and Democratic leaners,
76% think religion should be kept separate
from government policies

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conservative Republicans are evenly
split; 49% say government policies should
support religious values and beliefs, while 48%
think religion should be kept separate from
policy

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About two-thirds
(65%) say the economic
system in this country
unfairly favors powerful
interests, while 32% say the
system is generally fair to
most Americans

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Moderate and liberal Republicans
tilt in the opposite direction: 55% say the
system unfairly favors powerful interests,
while fewer (42%) say it’s generally fair

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Blacks (65%) and Hispanics (55%) are more
likely than whites (42%) to see economic
inequality as a very big problem in the
country

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81% of democratic leaning Americans think making more progress with equal race rights are necessary while only 36% of republican leaning Americans agree with that

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56% of those living in households earning less than $30,000 a year
say economic inequality is a very big problem

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Two-thirds of Democrats and
Democratic leaners (66%) say economic inequality is a very big problem in the country today; 27%
say it is a moderately big problem.

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Among Republicans and Republican leaners, only about a
quarter (26%) say economic inequality is a
very big problem, while 43% say it is a
moderately big problem

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54% of white Americans see necessity in furthering rights to equal black and white Americans while 88% of black Americans believe that is necessary

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Racial discrimination is the main reason black Americans may fall behind

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Blacks are mostly responsible for their own conditions in the case of falling behind

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84% of democrats believe immigrants can strengthen and help our country while on 42% of republicans agree with that view point

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Democrats are more skeptical success can be achieved by hard work

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Majority of Americans think business corporations make too much money

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Corporations profit morality

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Democrats want to raises takes on corporations

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Government regulation of business is not very harmful

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Blacks who can't
get ahead in this country are mostly responsible for their own condition

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A large gap between republicans and democrats on the belief that “blacks who can't get ahead in this country are mostly responsible for their own condition.”

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44% of republicans believe immigrants today are a burden on our country because they take our jobs, housing and health care while a large percentage of democrats disagree. Only 12% agree.

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Republican is now more conservative than 97% of Democrats, and the median Democrat is more liberal than 95% of Republicans.

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Key demographics of conservatives as the gap has widened