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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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Americans listed China as the nation’s top foe and their trust in the U.S. military dropped to its lowest levels in three years.
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45% of American households report that recent price increases are causing their family some degree of financial hardship.
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The Consumer Confidence Index® decreased in November, following an increase in October. It is now at 109.5 (1985=100), from 111.6 in October.
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The American people are equivocal and unsure about U.S. global leadership and military capabilities a year into the Biden administration.
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Historically, roughly 30% of Hispanics vote Republican in presidential elections, a number that increased slightly in 2020, surprising many.
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The November I&I/TIPP Poll shows Americans overwhelmingly blame our Washington-based political class for the current problems.
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