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Election insights: Understanding public preferences for news coverage for 2024

The public relies heavily on local and national news organizations as sources for news about elections, but many adults have concerns about the reliability of the information they get.

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Environment, Energy, and Resilience

Few report personally benefitting from the Inflation Reduction Act

Sixty-seven percent of adults believe large businesses and corporations, oil and gas companies, and developed or industrialized countries outside the U.S. are not doing enough to address climate change.

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Most within AAPI communities are concerned about climate change and support policies designed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions

Most AAPI adults have experienced some form of extreme weather in the past 5 years (79%), and 67% say extreme weather has influenced their views on climate change.

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Politics

As Trump’s hush money case begins, about a third believe he has done something illegal

Few are very confident that prosecutors are treating Trump fairly. Nor is the public very confident that the Supreme Court, other judges, and juries can be impartial in his cases. Republicans are especially skeptical that prosecutors are treating him fairly.

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Both the Biden and Trump presidencies are viewed as mostly doing more harm than good across a range of issues

Asked which president did more to help people like them, 35% of adults say Trump did more, 26% say Biden did more, and 30% think neither was effective in helping people like them.

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