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America’s role in the Russia and Ukraine situation

Americans are more likely to say the U.S. should have a minor role rather than a major one in the situation between Russia and Ukraine. The public is increasingly concerned that Russia’s global influence poses a direct threat to the United States.

Politics

AP VoteCast 2021 Virginia Governor Election

The VoteCast survey of 3,493 registered voters in the Commonwealth of Virginia was conducted between Oct. 27 and Nov. 2, 2021, concluding as polls closed on Election Day.

COVID-19

With Omicron, Americans are taking more personal precautions

To feel safe while in participating in public life, 59% of the public consider it essential to be vaccinated. Most believe the pandemic will end when COVID-19 becomes more like the seasonal flu.

Science and Technology

Amidst the pandemic, confidence in the scientific community becomes increasingly polarized

There is growing polarization in confidence in science, with Democrats (64%) more confident than Republicans (34%). This 30-point gap is up from 9 points in 2018.

Politics

A year after inauguration, Biden faces a more critical and pessimistic public

Americans’ confidence in President Biden’s leadership has waned over his first year in office as more people feel the country is headed in the wrong direction.

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America’s role in the Russia and Ukraine situation

AP VoteCast 2021 Virginia Governor Election

With Omicron, Americans are taking more personal precautions

Amidst the pandemic, confidence in the scientific community becomes increasingly polarized

A year after inauguration, Biden faces a more critical and pessimistic public