Gallup Poll: Faith In America’s Military Plummets To Lowest Level In More Than 20 Years
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The Federalist ^
| 08/01/2023 | Shawn Fleetwood
Americans’ faith in the U.S. military has declined to its lowest level in more than 20 years, according to a recently released poll. Conducted
by Gallup from June 1-22, the survey found that over the past five years, an increasing percentage of Americans are now “less likely” to voice “a great deal” or “quite a lot” of confidence in the U.S. military. According to the poll, 74 percent of Americans expressed such sentiments as recently as 2018. That number has since declined to 60 percent, marking the lowest level since 1997. As noted by Gallup, overall confidence in the U.S....
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Biden approval rating highest since August: Gallup
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The Hill ^
| 06/26/2023 | JULIA MUELLER
President Biden’s approval rating has climbed to its highest point in nearly a year, according to new Gallup polling, as he ramps up his campaign for another four years in the White House. Biden’s job rating among U.S. adults climbed 4 percentage points between May and June, the survey found, to 43
percent who say they approve of the way the president is handling his role. It’s the highest rating since last August, but still below the approval in the upper 50s recorded at the start of his time in the White House. Fifty-four percent of U.S. adults overall disapprove...
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Church attendance below pre-pandemic levels: Gallup
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The Hill ^
| 06/26/2023 | SARAH FORTINSKY
Church attendance in the United States is lower than it was before the Covid-19 pandemic, a new survey indicated. In
the new Gallup survey, 31 percent of respondents said they have attended church, synagogue, mosque or temple in the last seven days. In Gallup polls conducted from 2020 to the most recent May 1-24, 2023 poll, an average of 30 percent of respondents said they had attended services in the last week. These data represent a modest decline of an average of four points since the four-year period before the pandemic, when an average of 34 percent of respondents said...
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Most Americans Say Transgenderism Is ‘Morally Wrong’: Gallup
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New American Prophet ^
| June 15, 2023 | Ben Johnson
The American public is increasingly rejecting the LGBTQ agenda, as a series of new polls show a growing majority of Americans agree that attempting to change your gender is “morally wrong,” that only two genders exist, and that women should not be forced to compete against men in sports.
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Shocking, or Inevitable? Gallup Survey Shows The Most Dramatic Shift to Social Conservatism in a Decade
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Red State ^
| 06/08/2023 | Mike Miller
I’ll first repeat the question in the headline: Are the results of a recent Gallup survey showing the biggest swing to social conservatism in nearly a decade shocking, inevitable, or somewhere in the middle?Whatever one calls it, it’s a major development — particularly with the 2024 election looming ever closer.Before we dig
into the details of the survey, let’s revisit a football field metaphor I’ve long used to illustrate the U.S. political landscape. The largest portion of the field — say, between the 30-yard lines, for illustrative purposes — is comprised of decent, reasonable people, regardless of political affiliation. The...
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Americans say average family needs $85,000 to get by: Gallup
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The Hill ^
| 05/25/2023 | LAUREN SFORZA
A new poll found that Americans believe that the average family needs to make a minimum of $85,000 annually to get by, a major increase from just a decade ago. The
Gallup poll shows about a 46 percent increase in the perceived average income a family of four needs compared to 2013, when American put the figure at $58,000 annually. “The rise in perceived necessary income to support a family of four highlights the economic pressure facing American households as high inflation stretches into a second year,” the poll results read. About 31 percent of respondents said that the minimum...
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Americans’ views of housing market worst ever recorded: Gallup
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The Hill ^
| 05/16/2023 | ADAM BARNES
Americans’ views of the housing market hit an all-time low this year with more than three-quarters saying it’s a bad time to buy a home, according to a new poll. Gallup’s
annual Economy and Personal Finance poll found that just 21 percent of U.S. adults believe it’s a good time to buy a home – marking only the second time since the poll’s inception in 1978 that fewer than half of survey respondents believed it was a good time to buy. The highest confidence level in the poll’s history was recorded in 2003 before falling off in the run-up to...
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Gallup poll: Most Americans don’t see country's energy situation as 'very serious'
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Just the News ^
| April 10, 2023 | Addison Smith
Just 34% of Americans see the country's energy situation as "very serious," according to a new Gallup tracker poll released Monday. That figure is down 10% from last year, when motorists were paying historically high gas prices. Voter
sentiment has since changed, the poll appears to show. While 44% of respondents indicated they’re quite concerned about the domestic situation, 51% said it was just "fairly serious," while 14% felt it is "not at all serious." As of March, Gallup also found that the majority of Americans – 53% – believe the country should "prioritize environmental protection" over developing our own...
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7.2% of U.S. Adults Identify as LGBTQ, Gallup Poll Finds
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KSBW ^
| Feb 27, 2023 | Jo Yurcaba
Nearly 20% of Generation Z, or those ages 19 to 26, identify as something other than heterosexual, the latest Gallup Poll shows.The percentage of adults in the U.S. who identify as LGBTQ increased slightly year over year, to 7.2% last year, according to a Gallup Poll released Wednesday. While that’s just a
slight increase from 7.1% in 2021, it’s more than double what it was a decade ago, when Gallup found just 3.5% of the U.S. population identified as something other than heterosexual in 2012. Advertisement Gallup asked more than 10,000 adults nationwide how they identify in telephone interviews last...
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LGBT identification doubled in past decade, including nearly 20% of Gen Z: Gallup
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Christian Post ^
| 02/27/2023 | Ryan Foley
The share of the American population identifying as LGBT has doubled over the past decade as Generation Z is more likely than older Americans to identify as gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender or something "other" than heterosexual in new Gallup data. A
new survey released last Wednesday examines Americans' self-identification with the LGBT community based on responses from more than 10,700 adults in the United States collected in 2022. The overall margin of sampling error is ±1 percentage points. The sampling error among the 584 LGBT adult respondents is ±5 percentage points at the 95% confidence level.The share of Americans who...
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Gallup Poll finds 7.2% in U.S. identify as LGBTQ
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NBC News / Comcast ^
| february 22, 2023 | By Jo Yurcaba
The percentage of adults in the U.S. who identify as LGBTQ increased slightly year over year, to 7.2% last year, according to a Gallup Poll released Wednesday. While that’s just a slight increase from 7.1% in 2021, it’s more than double what it was a decade ago, when Gallup found just 3.5%
of the U.S. population identified as something other than heterosexual in 2012. Gallup asked more than 10,000 adults nationwide how they identify in telephone interviews last year. For the first time, the organization recorded the identities of LGBTQ people who said they are something other than lesbian, gay,...
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Gallup Analysis: 'Americans Do Not Like ... Using Race and Ethnicity as a Factor in College Admissions'
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Cybercast News Service ^
| February 20, 2023 | 1:57pm EST | Michael W. Chapman
In a new analysis of several polls, Gallup concludes that while Americans support the idea of diversity on college campuses, they “do not like the idea of colleges using race and ethnicity as a factor in decisions on college admissions.” The
pro-diversity claim is that a student body filled with people of myriad backrounds — racially, ethnically, economically, religiously — enriches the higher education experience and produces stronger leaders. And while Americans in general support that goal, they do not support using race as a factor. For instance, Gallup reported, “In a recent Reuters/Ipsos poll, for example, 58% of respondents...
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Gallup Survey: the biggest problem facing America is its own government
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Hotair ^
| 01/31/2023 | Jazz Shaw
What is the “most important problem” facing the country today? That’s
a question that Gallup regularly asks Americans and the most recent edition of that survey just dropped this week. You might imagine that crime, inflation, high prices, or the border crisis would be at the top of the list. To be sure, plenty of people cited those issues. But the number one problem on the list was “The Government/Poor Leadership.” More than one in five people (21%) chose that answer, a notable increase from the same survey conducted a few months earlier. So Joe Biden’s presidency continues to set...
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Gallup: Americans Say Government is the Most Important Problem
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Cybercast News Service ^
| January 31, 2023 | 12:51pm EST | Michael W. Chapman
In a new survey conducted in January, Americans said the government/poor leadership is “the most important problem facing this country today.” The
second most important problem cited is inflation. […] Immigration was in third place, cited by 11% of adults; economy in general, 10%; and race relations/racism, 5%. On the political scale, 24% of Republicans said government was the number one problem, as did 18% of Democrats. […] In this latest survey, economic confidence is at –39%. “The latest –39 reading is identical to last month but well above the –58 score last June amid high gas prices and the...
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Gallup: Americans Sour on U.S. Healthcare Quality
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Gallup ^
| 01/19/2023 | Lydia Saad
Story HighlightsLess than half now rate U.S. healthcare quality as excellent or goodAmericans’ 72% positive rating of own healthcare quality also a new lowEvaluations of U.S. healthcare coverage, cost are more subdued but steadyWASHINGTON, D.C. -- For the first time in Gallup’s two-decade trend, less than half of Americans are complimentary about
the quality of U.S. healthcare, with 48% rating it “excellent” or “good.” The slight majority now rate healthcare quality as subpar, including 31% saying it is “only fair” and 21% -- a new high -- calling it “poor.”The latest excellent/good rating for U.S. healthcare quality is just two...
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Gallup: Costs deter more Americans than ever from seeking healthcare
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UPI ^
| January 17, 2023 | Paul Godfrey
Jan. 17 (UPI) -- A record number of Americans postponed getting medical treatment in 2022 due to prohibitive costs, with lower-income, younger adults and women the worst affected, according to a Gallup poll released Tuesday. Overall, 38% of those surveyed reported that they or a family member had put off seeking medical
care because of the high bills they would incur. That's the highest such response in the 22 years Gallup has been tracking the trend. The 12-point increase from 2021 marked the steepest year-over-year increase so far, Gallup said in a news release. Those putting off treatment for "very"...
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Gallup: Government Is Americans' Top Problem in 2022
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Newsmax ^
| December 13, 2022 | Charles Kim
Most Americans are dissatisfied with the government for the seventh year in the past decade, according to a Gallup Poll released Tuesday. According to Gallup, 19% of Americans name government as the "most important problem" facing the nation in a list of 11, ahead of inflation and cost of living [16%], the
economy in general [12%], and immigration at 6%. Other issues such as unifying the country, abortion, crime, and gasoline prices placed lower on the list, with most ranking at 3%.
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Gallup: 33% of Americans 'Personally' Own a Gun, 46% Live in Home With a Gun
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Cybercast News Service ^
| December 9, 2022 | 4:34pm EST | Michael W. Chapman
In a recent survey, Gallup discovered that 46% of Americans, nearly half the country, have a gun in their home, and 33% said that they “personally” own a gun. In
the survey of 1,009 adults, aged 18 and older, Gallup asked, “Do you have a gun in your home?” In response, 46% said they have a “gun in home or elsewhere on property,” and 33% said they “personally own a gun.” “Personal gun ownership has averaged 30% since 2005, when it was first measured,” reported Gallup. “Household gun ownership was higher in the early 1990s than it is now, but...
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Republicans Take MASSIVE Lead in Gallup Party ID -A VERY Accurate Midterm Indicator-(video)
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rumble.com ^
| 10-3-2022 | Red Eagle Politics
The Gallup Party ID Index has been historically one of the most accurate predictors of the House Popular Vote over the past eight years. This
year, as of right now, they clock in Republicans with a four point lead over Democrats (48-44). I analyze how big this is for this November.
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Gallup Poll: 56% Say Joe Biden’s Inflation Causing Hardship, Up from 45% Last Year
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Breitbart ^
| 09/09/2022 | Wendell Husebo
Fifty-six percent of Americans say President Joe Biden’s 40-year-high inflation has caused them hardship, up from 49 percent in January and 45 percent in November, a Gallup poll found this week. The
poll sampled 1,500 respondents from August 1-22 with a three point margin of error.
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