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Few think our democracy is working well these days

Forty-seven percent have a great deal or quite a bit of confidence in the accuracy of the vote counts this November, up from 39% ahead of the 2020 presidential election.

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Voters expect the 2022 elections to have serious impacts for the country

Eighty-four percent of registered voters say it is extremely or very important to cast a ballot next month.

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Government and International Affairs

Many believe misinformation is increasing extreme political views and behaviors

Ninety-one percent say misinformation is a problem, and majorities report taking steps to avoid spreading misinformation.

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Government and International Affairs

Public outlook on U.S. foreign policy differs two years into the Biden administration compared with two years into the Trump administration

Three-quarters say the U.S. and the U.N. have a responsibility to protect the rights of women and minority groups around the world.

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Religion

The public’s opinion on religion in sports

More adults approve than disapprove of the Supreme Court’s decision to allow a high school coach to pray on the field. A similar share approve of a professional athlete praying or expressing their faith publicly on the field.

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