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Many dissatisfied with the government’s spending priorities

Education, health care, Social Security, infrastructure, assistance to the poor, and Medicare top a long list of public policy issues that the public says the government is spending too little on.

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For many, their personal finances are a source of major stress

Four in ten adults say their personal finances are a major source of stress, as household expenses go up and savings go down.

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Biden approval slips

Views on President Biden’s job performance and the direction of the country are more pessimistic compared to last month.

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Few have confidence in financial institutions

Only 10% of adults have a great deal of confidence in the nation’s banks and financial institutions, and most say the government is not doing enough to regulate the industry.

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Approval of Biden’s foreign policy performance remains stable

Sixty-one percent of the public is concerned about China’s influence around the world, about the same as March 2022. Fewer people are now worried about Russia’s influence: 53% down from 64% last year.

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