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ALL POLLS | AMERICA'S NEW MAJORITY PROJECT POLLS
The survey shows a decline in small business confidence and Biden’s approval rating, with concerns about inflation being a major factor.
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28% say people convicted of crimes spend too much time in prison, 32% say too little time and 37% say about the right amount of time.
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Exponentially more Hispanic voters in the United States find the term “Latinx” offensive than actually use it themselves.
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Americans remain much more positive toward capitalism than socialism, and their ratings of each have been largely stable over the past decade.
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Sixty-five percent (65%) of voters believe that big government and big business act together in ways that hurt everyday Americans.
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This week’s survey also finds Americans to be slightly less comfortable making both major purchases and other household purchases.
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Americans’ “excellent” mental health rating remains at a 21-year low amid the pandemic, holding at 34% after falling to that level a year ago.
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Polling found 63 percent of executives agree “that companies should speak out on social issues,” but a mere 36 percent of voters agree.
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Fewer than 20% of firms expect cost increases to abate in the next 6 months, and most anticipate the increases will last at least another 10.
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Swing voters overwhelmingly prefer giving power to patients and doctors to fix health care, instead of the government.
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