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Bragging rights and the chance to win money motivate March Madness brackets

Twenty-eight percent of people fill out a March Madness bracket at least some years for either the women’s tournament or men’s tournament. While most people think betting on professional sports should be legal in their state, there is less support for legalized gambling on college sports.

AAPI Data

Many Think the Government Spends Too Little on Key Policy Areas

Most across AAPI communities think the federal government should prioritize the high cost of health care, food, and housing.

Politics

AP VoteCast 2024 General Election

This AP VoteCast survey of 139,938 registered voters nationwide was conducted between Oct. 28 to Nov. 5, 2024, concluding as polls closed on Election Day.

Environment, Energy, and Resilience

Half the public has been personally affected by extreme cold spells or heat waves within the past five years

Among those who have experienced recent extreme weather events or natural disasters, 72% believe they occurred at least in part because of climate change.

Government and International Affairs

Most continue to view air travel as a safe mode of transportation

The public has the most confidence in pilots and least confidence in the federal government to maintain air safety.

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Bragging rights and the chance to win money motivate March Madness brackets

AP VoteCast 2024 General Election

Half the public has been personally affected by extreme cold spells or heat waves within the past five years

Most continue to view air travel as a safe mode of transportation