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Few within AAPI communities are feeling very confident about their finances

Most within AAPI communities report an increase in household expenses in the past year, while few say the same about their household savings – just 30% are very confident they can manage costs. About half of AAPI adults believe that the United States is not supportive enough of Palestinians in the conflict with Israelis, with a nearly identical share thinking it is too supportive of Israelis.

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Majorities view local, state, and federal taxes as too high and delivering too little value for people like them

Majorities view local, state, and federal taxes as too high and delivering too little value for people like them.

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Widespread feeling that the 2024 presidential election carries serious stakes for the country

Sixty-two percent say democracy in the United States could be at risk depending on the results of the 2024 presidential election.

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Many are uncertain about their financial futures as household expenses outpace earnings

About two-thirds of the public report rising household expenses, but only about one-quarter have seen an increase in their income. Few are very or extremely confident they could pay an unexpected medical expense or have enough for money retirement.

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Many support the UAW strike against the automakers

Thirty-six percent sympathize with the United Auto Workers’ strike against Detroit’s three automakers and only 9% side with the automakers. A majority supports the union’s demand for higher wages.

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