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1 year ago: Monday Apr 3 - 9:28am
Nearly half of Southern residents in the U.S. say they have personally been affected by extreme weather in the past two years. https://t.co/s9hyo2BEzc
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1 year ago: Friday Mar 31 - 4:35pm
Today, about half of all women in sub-Saharan Africa have a bank account — up from just 20% a decade ago — including 30% of women who use a mobile money account. @LeoraKlapper #WB_Research https://t.co/fm2oidyH6K
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1 year ago: Friday Mar 31 - 1:06pm
72% of Americans believe economic conditions are deteriorating, while a mere 23% see improvements. #EconomicConfidence https://t.co/CTqJez61MY https://t.co/as2DlDsSfM
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1 year ago: Friday Mar 31 - 1:06pm
Gallup's Economic Confidence Index remains in negative territory this March, unchanged from recent months. https://t.co/5ZYcVoFxmG https://t.co/01FOZz0nY7
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1 year ago: Friday Mar 31 - 7:45am
In 2021, more than one in three (37%) -- which represents nearly 1 billion women and girls worldwide -- said they did not have enough money at times to buy the food they needed. https://t.co/V8mCb8wDjH
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1 year ago: Wednesday Mar 29 - 6:08pm
The last American troops left Vietnam 50 years ago today. After initially supporting the war, Americans turned negative in 1968 and from then through our latest measure in 2013, the majority have said sending U.S. troops to fight in Vietnam was a mistake. https://t.co/O0kzMSbvNJ
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1 year ago: Wednesday Mar 29 - 5:18pm
Gallup polling on gun policy has historically shown that public support for tougher gun control measures spikes after prominent mass shootings and declines as the memory of them fades. https://t.co/WTrSPTWOo1 https://t.co/DeOmlHLbmK
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1 year ago: Wednesday Mar 29 - 10:39am
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis heads into elections called for May 21 with lower approval than when he took office four years ago. His approval rating in 2022 -- before the deadly train crash – was 24%, about half of what it was in 2019 (47%). https://t.co/mb71WIxMJ4
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1 year ago: Wednesday Mar 29 - 10:02am
In 2022, nearly nine in 10 adults in Iraqi Kurdistan (88%) reported feeling safe walking alone at night, a sentiment similar to that in low-crime Gulf states, and much higher than the 72% in the rest of Iraq. https://t.co/5kzjDjshh1
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1 year ago: Tuesday Mar 28 - 5:16pm
President Joe Biden’s latest job approval rating is 40%. Biden is also underwater in ratings of his handling of four issues -- the environment (43% of Americans approve), energy policy (38%), foreign affairs (38%) and the economy (32%). https://t.co/b0OFF1mOfp https://t.co/U5qhvXg1tA
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1 year ago: Tuesday Mar 28 - 10:14am
President Joe Biden’s latest job approval rating is 40%, his sixth consecutive reading in the 40% to 42% range. https://t.co/fgn5XwKFIL
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1 year ago: Monday Mar 27 - 2:31pm
Of the three African nations Vice President Kamala Harris is visiting this week, adults in only one, Ghana, gave U.S. leadership majority approval (57%) in 2022, according to Gallup. Forty-seven percent of Tanzanians and 42% of Zambians approved of U.S. leadership last year. https://t.co/Aat7BA2knp
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1 year ago: Monday Mar 27 - 10:22am
RT @Workhuman: Don’t miss @Gallup CEO @JonCliftonDC share strategies for #workplace happiness at the #WHLive2023 Executive Forum. https://t.co/Z2UXdefxAR
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1 year ago: Friday Mar 24 - 5:40pm
Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter is well known as an evangelical. Read how this religious identity has changed over the course of his public life with Gallup’s latest analysis. https://t.co/c5QFwPDNAu
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1 year ago: Friday Mar 24 - 12:55pm
A decade ago, Democrats sympathized more with the Israelis than with the Palestinians in their Middle East conflict, but now more sympathize with the Palestinians. https://t.co/UGcVOKPCEJ
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1 year ago: Friday Mar 24 - 10:27am
RT @semafor: How happy are you? According to a recent @Gallup poll, the answer is extremely happy — if you live in Finland https://t.co/d0zrlpAy0C
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1 year ago: Friday Mar 24 - 10:17am
A new report released by @Gallup and @LuminaFound finds that emotional stress and personal mental health were the top two reasons undergraduates in 2022 considered stopping school or enrolling at all. @CBSNews discusses the implications. https://t.co/XhUDCHcYlS
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1 year ago: Friday Mar 24 - 9:59am
Joe Biden is making his first presidential visit to Canada, where leadership ratings of the U.S. are lower in his second year than they were in his first: 33% of Canadians approve of U.S. leadership. https://t.co/wHldrYk0zt
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1 year ago: Friday Mar 24 - 9:02am
About four in 10 students (41%) currently enrolled in a postsecondary education program say they have considered “stopping out” in the past six months, a slight rise from 2020 and 2021. https://t.co/Lnp7xtvMhA
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1 year ago: Friday Mar 24 - 8:02am
More Americans now than in 2021, 44% to 37%, believe the United States is the leading economic power in the world. https://t.co/DyiQyCBXEq https://t.co/P4k5BtWupn
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1 year ago: Thursday Mar 23 - 3:05pm
A new survey from @Gallup and @LuminaFound finds that two out of 5 undergraduate students - including nearly half of female students - say they frequently experience emotional stress while attending college. https://t.co/qyLaZACHCY
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1 year ago: Thursday Mar 23 - 1:02pm
Even with concerns about COVID-19 receding, students are no less likely to have considered stopping their coursework. Emotional stress remains by far their most commonly cited reason for thinking of “stopping out.” https://t.co/YcEVm7dcDA
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1 year ago: Thursday Mar 23 - 12:25pm
Over seven in 10 Americans see the development of nuclear weapons by Iran or by North Korea as a “critical threat” to U.S. vital interests. https://t.co/ogH45qN99A
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1 year ago: Thursday Mar 23 - 10:19am
Uganda passed a new law on Tuesday that makes it a crime for Ugandans to identify themselves as gay. In 2022, 61% of Ugandans said their areas are not good places for gay and lesbian people to live, which is much lower than most measures over the past two decades. https://t.co/u4SsPgzgXX
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1 year ago: Thursday Mar 23 - 9:15am
How do people around the world perceive gender norms regarding a woman’s right to work outside the home? Latest insights from @nberpubs, fueled by @Gallup World Poll data. https://t.co/VKVLDL0M7d https://t.co/CmlK0rCTvv
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1 year ago: Wednesday Mar 22 - 2:55pm
Biden has mostly fared worse than his recent predecessors on the issue of immigration. Fewer Americans approve of the job he is doing on immigration than ever did for Trump. https://t.co/enq82RfX6t https://t.co/HtAQAsYgRA
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1 year ago: Wednesday Mar 22 - 9:25am
Gallup’s latest World Affairs survey finds that adult Americans view cyberterrorism and the accompanying disruption as the most critical threat to U.S. vital interests. https://t.co/O6QaJXbBYc
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1 year ago: Wednesday Mar 22 - 8:02am
Like Obama, Biden began his term in office with a majority of Americans approving of the job he was doing on foreign affairs in general. Yet, Biden’s approval ratings for handling foreign affairs have been 43% or lower since late 2021, including 41% now. https://t.co/KXr0qXvSkb https://t.co/owpxgGhZbd
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1 year ago: Tuesday Mar 21 - 5:15pm
Biden’s latest job approval rating on the economy is about halfway between the worst ratings Trump and Obama each received. https://t.co/20UM4HMBrN https://t.co/5GaBlxeHtQ
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1 year ago: Tuesday Mar 21 - 3:40pm
Chinese leader Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin met Tuesday for Day 2 of talks. Since 2020, a majority of Russians have approved of China’s leadership, including 51% in 2022. https://t.co/xjZfdMpi2m
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1 year ago: Tuesday Mar 21 - 12:20pm
Canada and Great Britain are again the countries viewed most favorably by Americans, while Russia has slipped to join North Korea as the least-favorably rated of 21 countries. https://t.co/3bt0w0xZfo
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1 year ago: Tuesday Mar 21 - 7:50am
Gallup compares U.S. adults’ ratings of Joe Biden on key issues to the highest and lowest ratings during the Trump and Obama administrations. https://t.co/GYjSI0hC7Q
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1 year ago: Monday Mar 20 - 5:55pm
Most Americans, 80% in 2023, view Iraq unfavorably as they have continuously in Gallup's trend since 1991. https://t.co/QroobhKQ7r
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1 year ago: Monday Mar 20 - 4:46pm
Swiss authorities helped stave off a global banking crisis this weekend by brokering an emergency deal to sell Credit Suisse to rival UBS. Before the recent turmoil, 70% of Swiss adults expressed confidence in their financial institutions. https://t.co/Lhk7KH9CAB
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1 year ago: Monday Mar 20 - 3:54pm
@Gallup has been tracking trends in global wellbeing and happiness for over 17 years. In celebration of #InternationalDayofHappiness, learn what we've discovered about these feelings and the impact they make on the world. https://t.co/gqIfU4hey7 https://t.co/FFc7x9zBt5
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1 year ago: Monday Mar 20 - 2:15pm
Americans are more likely now than they were in 2021 to say the U.S. is the leading economic power in the world today. https://t.co/pRsv4wIDef
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1 year ago: Monday Mar 20 - 2:03pm
In celebration of #InternationalDayOfHappiness, discover what @UNSDSN and @Gallup have learned about happiness around the world. Download the 2023 World Happiness Report today, powered by Gallup World Poll data. https://t.co/HzguRnnMRh @HappinessRpt
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1 year ago: Monday Mar 20 - 1:11pm
RT @JonCliftonDC: On International Happiness Day, it's important to recognize that negative emotions have been on the rise for a decade. Discover the world's happiest people and how happiness is measured: https://t.co/wVwp46PBjh #InternationalHappinessDay https://t.co/KWZ05ARvc6
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1 year ago: Monday Mar 20 - 9:50am
In 2022, Gallup surveys showed that at least half of Iraqis experienced daily stress, worry, anger, sadness and physical pain — but hope remains. https://t.co/bICAn1fUT6
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1 year ago: Sunday Mar 19 - 9:00pm
Twenty years after the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq, most Iraqis (72%) do not believe the U.S. is serious about the establishment of democratic systems in the region. https://t.co/x3MSeO4pel
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1 year ago: Friday Mar 17 - 10:10am
After a decade in which Democrats have shown increasing affinity toward the Palestinians, their sympathies in the Middle East now lie more with the Palestinians than the Israelis, 49% vs. 38%. https://t.co/X0OyuRYGkt
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1 year ago: Thursday Mar 16 - 9:44am
Most American adults, 54%, and most Republicans, 78%, sympathize with Israelis more than Palestinians when asked about the situation in the Middle East. https://t.co/M5sJUvJqXW
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1 year ago: Wednesday Mar 15 - 12:48pm
In January, Gallup found nearly half of Republicans versus 10% of Democrats believing the U.S. is doing too much to help Ukraine. https://t.co/kv8OIReA4i
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1 year ago: Wednesday Mar 15 - 12:48pm
About six in 10 Republicans (62%) and Democrats (58%) view the Russia-Ukraine conflict as a critical threat to U.S. vital interests, although it's not clear if they view it that way for the same reasons. https://t.co/PrmTHeGYP3
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1 year ago: Wednesday Mar 15 - 10:32am
Britons’ approval ratings of the leadership of the European Union surpassed 50% for the first time in 2022. https://t.co/K64QBPmOi6
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1 year ago: Wednesday Mar 15 - 8:05am
Three years into the pandemic, just one-third of Americans say their lives are completely back to normal, while 47% say their lives will never return to pre-pandemic normalcy. https://t.co/aOGsKDgzdA
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1 year ago: Tuesday Mar 14 - 1:55pm
Even before SVG and Signature Bank folded this week, barely a quarter of Americans had high confidence in banks, a holdover of the depressed U.S. confidence in banking seen since the 2008 financial crises. https://t.co/CYpDM0dqBb
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1 year ago: Tuesday Mar 14 - 9:46am
53% of Democrats believe their lives will never return to normal, while half of Republicans say their lives already have. https://t.co/2hwniUep1x
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1 year ago: Monday Mar 13 - 9:30am
Americans’ favorable ratings of Russia have hit a new low of 9%. https://t.co/yCX4wv9M1W
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1 year ago: Sunday Mar 12 - 8:15pm
Gallup polling on daylight saving time shows Americans' views of it have been nuanced and influenced by the events of the day. https://t.co/PuzUap8joT https://t.co/2WYtB4WSuI
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1 year ago: Friday Mar 10 - 3:15pm
Half of Americans, up nine points from 2014 and the highest since 2003, believe peace between Israel and its Arab neighbors will be realized at some point. https://t.co/E3IPt8IF4L
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1 year ago: Friday Mar 10 - 1:58pm
Tunisia’s recent crackdown on sub-Saharan migrants coincides with the rising sentiment that immigrants living in the country is a bad thing. Nearly half of Tunisians (48%) in 2022 said this was a bad thing. https://t.co/oen9KTnhul
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1 year ago: Friday Mar 10 - 10:06am
Learn more about the most pressing issues facing higher education. https://t.co/9ywf9WG9xk
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1 year ago: Friday Mar 10 - 10:02am
College enrollment numbers in the U.S. continue to decline. @Gallup partner Stephanie Marken joins @CBSNews to discuss and share insights from our research with @LuminaFound. https://t.co/eSN4QMudOV
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1 year ago: Thursday Mar 9 - 2:24pm
As the war between Russia and Ukraine drags on, millions of people in countries that heavily rely on grain imports from these two countries, like Egypt, Nigeria and Türkiye, are struggling to afford the food they and their families need. https://t.co/FouKNqLBLY
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1 year ago: Thursday Mar 9 - 10:50am
Women rate their financial situation similarly to men, with roughly equal percentages describing their financial situation as “excellent” or “good", but harbor more financial anxiety. https://t.co/2m9dPHEtOk #IWD2023 https://t.co/j82G24savT
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1 year ago: Thursday Mar 9 - 9:53am
Gallup began asking Americans questions about COVID-19 in March 2020. From then to now, we explore what, if any, changes to daily life remain. https://t.co/ELupwyQMI6
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1 year ago: Wednesday Mar 8 - 8:00pm
@Gallup World Poll Regional Director Galina Zapryanova discusses challenges facing women in the former Soviet states and Eastern Europe on International Women’s Day 2023. #IWD2023 https://t.co/vkMBf7aWlX
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1 year ago: Wednesday Mar 8 - 7:01pm
One in four Black women in the U.S. report being treated unfairly in the past 30 days because of their race or ethnicity (25%) – a higher rate than the roughly one in five among Black men (19%). #IWD2023 https://t.co/7W4Prl1tbZ
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1 year ago: Wednesday Mar 8 - 5:30pm
@Gallup World Poll Regional Director Johanna Godoy discusses challenges facing women in Latin America on International Women’s Day 2023. #IWD2023 https://t.co/wh7zkcjYwv
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1 year ago: Wednesday Mar 8 - 3:45pm
This International Women’s Day, @Gallup looks at U.S. women’s equality with men in the spheres of wealth, health, work and other life dimensions. Discover key insights into women's lives in the U.S. https://t.co/pI3Hjafw50 #IWD2023
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1 year ago: Wednesday Mar 8 - 2:35pm
Lack of reliable electricity and IT infrastructure are barriers to internet access for Afghans, but social norms and restrictions also mean internet access skews heavily toward Afghan men. In 2022, 25% of men reported having access versus 6% of women. #IWD https://t.co/YW4NSA4eGe
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1 year ago: Wednesday Mar 8 - 1:03pm
@Gallup and @Meta's research shows when women feel socially connected and supported, they are better equipped to cope with challenges, pursue their goals, enjoy a higher quality of life and improve the lives of everyone they are connected with. https://t.co/jgUtAfqJ3B #IWD2023
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1 year ago: Wednesday Mar 8 - 12:02pm
A recent study from @awscloud and @Gallup in countries across the Asia Pacific region suggests many women are less confident than men with their current level of digital skills and in their ability to acquire the skills they'll need in the future. https://t.co/Hlqfo4qK1M #IWD2023
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1 year ago: Wednesday Mar 8 - 10:02am
@Gallup World Poll Regional Director Magali Rheault discusses challenges facing women in sub-Saharan Africa on International Women’s Day 2023. https://t.co/XHjlJRX72C #IWD2023
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1 year ago: Wednesday Mar 8 - 9:20am
Embracing equity for women starts with ensuring they have opportunities to thrive and innovate at school, at work and in the digital space. In celebration of International Women’s Day, explore @Gallup’s latest insights. https://t.co/npqwfLl8cf #IWD2023
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1 year ago: Tuesday Mar 7 - 5:45pm
Republicans are far more likely to cite China as the United States’ greatest enemy, while Democrats are far more likely to say Russia is. https://t.co/qCrMXEnflQ
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1 year ago: Tuesday Mar 7 - 12:12pm
Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas's party claimed victory in the national election on Sunday. In 2022, a slim majority of Estonians (51%) expressed confidence in their national government. https://t.co/gKQoALfAdg
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1 year ago: Tuesday Mar 7 - 11:45am
About a third of Americans view Russia as the United States’ greatest enemy today. https://t.co/H1k7cI0NJX
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1 year ago: Tuesday Mar 7 - 9:55am
Americans’ most recent favorable rating of China is the worst Gallup has measured, at 15%. https://t.co/inzcCtCzjN
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1 year ago: Monday Mar 6 - 3:05pm
Lloyd's Register Foundation World Risk Poll surveys before the disaster show a minority of Turks (31%) living in the “earthquake zone” felt well-prepared to deal with such a disaster. @LR_Foundation https://t.co/8p4qAbdDPI https://t.co/UPj1fJrtff
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1 year ago: Monday Mar 6 - 9:03am
Half of Americans continue to view China as the United States’ greatest enemy. https://t.co/mBkYG5VIl8
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1 year ago: Sunday Mar 5 - 2:00pm
According to data from Gallup's World Poll in 2022, a far higher proportion of Turks in the earthquake zone than in the rest of the country fall into the poorest 20% income group (34% vs. 16%, respectively). @LR_Foundation https://t.co/ruiB6KW84l https://t.co/xYovGV35oh
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1 year ago: Saturday Mar 4 - 2:55pm
In the 2022 World Poll, Turks in the earthquake zone were dissatisfied with the availability of good, affordable housing (76%) and roads and highways (54%). @LR_Foundation https://t.co/ugdu4Swl8V
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1 year ago: Saturday Mar 4 - 10:30am
75% of Democrats, versus 61% of Republicans and independents, think the U.S. should take the leading role or a major role in international matters. https://t.co/I2H2zySY7Q
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1 year ago: Friday Mar 3 - 3:02pm
Before their chancellor traveled to the U.S. this week to meet with President Joe Biden, 44% of Germans in 2022 said they approved of the job performance of the leadership of the U.S. https://t.co/uIDno4P4Mu
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1 year ago: Friday Mar 3 - 2:17pm
Lloyd's Register Foundation World Risk Poll surveys before the recent earthquakes in Türkiye show a minority of Turks (31%) living in the earthquake zone felt well-prepared to deal with such a disaster. @LR_Foundation https://t.co/SrrvX1Y7VR
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1 year ago: Friday Mar 3 - 11:30am
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz visits the U.S. on Friday for talks with President Joe Biden. Back home, 53% of Germans approved of the job Scholz was doing in 2022. https://t.co/rgi0NSWRJB
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1 year ago: Friday Mar 3 - 10:55am
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and U.S. President Joe Biden meet Friday in Washington. About half of U.S. adults in 2022 (49%) approved of the leadership of Germany, while almost as many Germans (44%) approved of U.S. leadership. https://t.co/CLxBaE29S5
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1 year ago: Friday Mar 3 - 8:25am
65% of Americans want the U.S. to take the leading role or a major role in world affairs, the lowest Gallup has measured to date. https://t.co/Vy6gEwngNn
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1 year ago: Wednesday Mar 1 - 1:03pm
Opposition parties are calling for new elections after Nigeria’s controversial vote. Faith in elections varies drastically across Nigeria. Nationally, 23% in 2022 were confident in their elections, but almost no one was confident in the South East (1%). https://t.co/58BObstztt https://t.co/in0jhwcFWx
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1 year ago: Wednesday Mar 1 - 12:19pm
Before PM Netanyahu's most recent election to office, 58% of Israelis had confidence in the Judicial System. https://t.co/zF5vscPw7P
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1 year ago: Tuesday Feb 28 - 3:15pm
Our trends on the American public's confidence in Television News. Learn more here: https://t.co/MI3FaKHTXY https://t.co/n7QuNLj6gr
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1 year ago: Tuesday Feb 28 - 2:10pm
In addition to documenting record-low trust in the federal judiciary, Gallup also finds a record-tying-low 40% of Americans saying they approve, and a record-high 58% saying they disapprove, of the job the Supreme Court is doing. https://t.co/6WRksNAyHX https://t.co/Gc30VaF2IF
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1 year ago: Tuesday Feb 28 - 2:04pm
Forty-seven percent of U.S. adults say they have "a great deal" or "a fair amount" of trust in the judicial branch of the federal government that is headed by the Supreme Court. #SCOTUS https://t.co/Gt4RU4dVbq https://t.co/OVoQxKGIlX
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1 year ago: Tuesday Feb 28 - 10:07am
Biden’s 42% approval rating marks his fifth consecutive rating in the 40% to 42% range. https://t.co/rcXXL6Kx77
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1 year ago: Monday Feb 27 - 9:15am
Nearly all Ukrainians denounce the Kremlin. https://t.co/C1DhDXisdW
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1 year ago: Sunday Feb 26 - 1:01pm
While not high in absolute terms, public satisfaction with Social Security/Medicare was highest in 2017 (47%) and has been above 40% every year since -- except last year, when it dipped to 38%. https://t.co/wBzRynVwue
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1 year ago: Saturday Feb 25 - 12:20pm
A record-low 9% of Ukrainians surveyed in September of last year -- almost seven months into Russia’s war with their country -- said they would like to leave Ukraine permanently, which is down sharply from a record-high 35% just the year before. https://t.co/N82ayCPSxg
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1 year ago: Saturday Feb 25 - 10:40am
Satisfaction with Social Security and Medicare varies by age, with 63% of senior adults (65 and older) satisfied, compared with 35% of those 18 to 29. https://t.co/XGWL1amJ0w
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1 year ago: Friday Feb 24 - 4:25pm
Majorities of Americans are very satisfied with four life aspects — their family life, current housing, education and community. And a majority of employed Americans are very satisfied with their work. https://t.co/PEQ3RQOrgE
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1 year ago: Friday Feb 24 - 2:40pm
In four out of the five countries to Ukraine’s west—including Hungary, Poland, Romania and Slovakia—the percentage of people who consider migrants living in their country as a “good thing” improved to some degree last year compared with attitudes in 2019. https://t.co/xFaO6igXyk
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1 year ago: Friday Feb 24 - 12:02pm
A record-low 9% of Ukrainians surveyed in September of last year -- almost seven months into Russia’s war with their country -- said they would like to leave Ukraine permanently, which is down sharply from a record-high 35% just the year before. https://t.co/qAWszyQZO2
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1 year ago: Friday Feb 24 - 11:15am
45% of adult Americans are satisfied with Social Security and Medicare -- a higher percentage than for 16 other key policy areas and ranking sixth overall in satisfaction among 22 policy areas. https://t.co/Vnnoqx8Kg3
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1 year ago: Friday Feb 24 - 10:02am
As the Russia-Ukraine war crosses the one-year mark, Gallup takes stock of public opinion across Ukraine, the U.S. and Russia. https://t.co/R5RFWXiRso
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1 year ago: Friday Feb 24 - 9:03am
As Nigerians prepare to elect a new president, 94% say corruption is widespread in their country’s government, which is just as high as when Muhammadu Buhari took office in 2015. https://t.co/hZNsMfX9Od
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1 year ago: Thursday Feb 23 - 10:59am
For more Ukraine findings from Gallup, visit the link below. https://t.co/7ZtkE8o4HN
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1 year ago: Thursday Feb 23 - 10:59am
In the U.S. and Ukraine – leadership approval in Russia is low. - 96% of Ukrainians disapprove of Russia’s leadership. - 93% of Americans disapprove of Russia’s leadership.
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1 year ago: Thursday Feb 23 - 10:59am
Support for continuing to fight is stronger in regions farthest from the ground war and weaker in parts of Ukraine where people are closest to the action. https://t.co/WiCAi24zgB
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1 year ago: Thursday Feb 23 - 10:59am
70% of all Ukrainians interviewed in early September - say their country should continue fighting until it wins the war with Russia. Just over one in four (26%) favor negotiating to end it as soon as possible.
1 year ago: Monday Apr 3 - 9:28am
Nearly half of Southern residents in the U.S. say they have personally been affected by extreme weather in the past two years. https://t.co/s9hyo2BEzc
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1 year ago: Friday Mar 31 - 4:35pm
Today, about half of all women in sub-Saharan Africa have a bank account — up from just 20% a decade ago — including 30% of women who use a mobile money account. @LeoraKlapper #WB_Research https://t.co/fm2oidyH6K
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1 year ago: Friday Mar 31 - 1:06pm
72% of Americans believe economic conditions are deteriorating, while a mere 23% see improvements. #EconomicConfidence https://t.co/CTqJez61MY https://t.co/as2DlDsSfM
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1 year ago: Friday Mar 31 - 1:06pm
Gallup's Economic Confidence Index remains in negative territory this March, unchanged from recent months. https://t.co/5ZYcVoFxmG https://t.co/01FOZz0nY7
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1 year ago: Friday Mar 31 - 7:45am
In 2021, more than one in three (37%) -- which represents nearly 1 billion women and girls worldwide -- said they did not have enough money at times to buy the food they needed. https://t.co/V8mCb8wDjH
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1 year ago: Wednesday Mar 29 - 6:08pm
The last American troops left Vietnam 50 years ago today. After initially supporting the war, Americans turned negative in 1968 and from then through our latest measure in 2013, the majority have said sending U.S. troops to fight in Vietnam was a mistake. https://t.co/O0kzMSbvNJ
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1 year ago: Wednesday Mar 29 - 5:18pm
Gallup polling on gun policy has historically shown that public support for tougher gun control measures spikes after prominent mass shootings and declines as the memory of them fades. https://t.co/WTrSPTWOo1 https://t.co/DeOmlHLbmK
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1 year ago: Wednesday Mar 29 - 10:39am
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis heads into elections called for May 21 with lower approval than when he took office four years ago. His approval rating in 2022 -- before the deadly train crash – was 24%, about half of what it was in 2019 (47%). https://t.co/mb71WIxMJ4
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1 year ago: Wednesday Mar 29 - 10:02am
In 2022, nearly nine in 10 adults in Iraqi Kurdistan (88%) reported feeling safe walking alone at night, a sentiment similar to that in low-crime Gulf states, and much higher than the 72% in the rest of Iraq. https://t.co/5kzjDjshh1
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1 year ago: Tuesday Mar 28 - 5:16pm
President Joe Biden’s latest job approval rating is 40%. Biden is also underwater in ratings of his handling of four issues -- the environment (43% of Americans approve), energy policy (38%), foreign affairs (38%) and the economy (32%). https://t.co/b0OFF1mOfp https://t.co/U5qhvXg1tA
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1 year ago: Tuesday Mar 28 - 10:14am
President Joe Biden’s latest job approval rating is 40%, his sixth consecutive reading in the 40% to 42% range. https://t.co/fgn5XwKFIL
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1 year ago: Monday Mar 27 - 2:31pm
Of the three African nations Vice President Kamala Harris is visiting this week, adults in only one, Ghana, gave U.S. leadership majority approval (57%) in 2022, according to Gallup. Forty-seven percent of Tanzanians and 42% of Zambians approved of U.S. leadership last year. https://t.co/Aat7BA2knp
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1 year ago: Monday Mar 27 - 10:22am
RT @Workhuman: Don’t miss @Gallup CEO @JonCliftonDC share strategies for #workplace happiness at the #WHLive2023 Executive Forum. https://t.co/Z2UXdefxAR
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1 year ago: Friday Mar 24 - 5:40pm
Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter is well known as an evangelical. Read how this religious identity has changed over the course of his public life with Gallup’s latest analysis. https://t.co/c5QFwPDNAu
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1 year ago: Friday Mar 24 - 12:55pm
A decade ago, Democrats sympathized more with the Israelis than with the Palestinians in their Middle East conflict, but now more sympathize with the Palestinians. https://t.co/UGcVOKPCEJ
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1 year ago: Friday Mar 24 - 10:27am
RT @semafor: How happy are you? According to a recent @Gallup poll, the answer is extremely happy — if you live in Finland https://t.co/d0zrlpAy0C
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1 year ago: Friday Mar 24 - 10:17am
A new report released by @Gallup and @LuminaFound finds that emotional stress and personal mental health were the top two reasons undergraduates in 2022 considered stopping school or enrolling at all. @CBSNews discusses the implications. https://t.co/XhUDCHcYlS
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1 year ago: Friday Mar 24 - 9:59am
Joe Biden is making his first presidential visit to Canada, where leadership ratings of the U.S. are lower in his second year than they were in his first: 33% of Canadians approve of U.S. leadership. https://t.co/wHldrYk0zt
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1 year ago: Friday Mar 24 - 9:02am
About four in 10 students (41%) currently enrolled in a postsecondary education program say they have considered “stopping out” in the past six months, a slight rise from 2020 and 2021. https://t.co/Lnp7xtvMhA
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1 year ago: Friday Mar 24 - 8:02am
More Americans now than in 2021, 44% to 37%, believe the United States is the leading economic power in the world. https://t.co/DyiQyCBXEq https://t.co/P4k5BtWupn
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1 year ago: Thursday Mar 23 - 3:05pm
A new survey from @Gallup and @LuminaFound finds that two out of 5 undergraduate students - including nearly half of female students - say they frequently experience emotional stress while attending college. https://t.co/qyLaZACHCY
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1 year ago: Thursday Mar 23 - 1:02pm
Even with concerns about COVID-19 receding, students are no less likely to have considered stopping their coursework. Emotional stress remains by far their most commonly cited reason for thinking of “stopping out.” https://t.co/YcEVm7dcDA
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1 year ago: Thursday Mar 23 - 12:25pm
Over seven in 10 Americans see the development of nuclear weapons by Iran or by North Korea as a “critical threat” to U.S. vital interests. https://t.co/ogH45qN99A
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1 year ago: Thursday Mar 23 - 10:19am
Uganda passed a new law on Tuesday that makes it a crime for Ugandans to identify themselves as gay. In 2022, 61% of Ugandans said their areas are not good places for gay and lesbian people to live, which is much lower than most measures over the past two decades. https://t.co/u4SsPgzgXX
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1 year ago: Thursday Mar 23 - 9:15am
How do people around the world perceive gender norms regarding a woman’s right to work outside the home? Latest insights from @nberpubs, fueled by @Gallup World Poll data. https://t.co/VKVLDL0M7d https://t.co/CmlK0rCTvv
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1 year ago: Wednesday Mar 22 - 2:55pm
Biden has mostly fared worse than his recent predecessors on the issue of immigration. Fewer Americans approve of the job he is doing on immigration than ever did for Trump. https://t.co/enq82RfX6t https://t.co/HtAQAsYgRA
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1 year ago: Wednesday Mar 22 - 9:25am
Gallup’s latest World Affairs survey finds that adult Americans view cyberterrorism and the accompanying disruption as the most critical threat to U.S. vital interests. https://t.co/O6QaJXbBYc
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1 year ago: Wednesday Mar 22 - 8:02am
Like Obama, Biden began his term in office with a majority of Americans approving of the job he was doing on foreign affairs in general. Yet, Biden’s approval ratings for handling foreign affairs have been 43% or lower since late 2021, including 41% now. https://t.co/KXr0qXvSkb https://t.co/owpxgGhZbd
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1 year ago: Tuesday Mar 21 - 5:15pm
Biden’s latest job approval rating on the economy is about halfway between the worst ratings Trump and Obama each received. https://t.co/20UM4HMBrN https://t.co/5GaBlxeHtQ
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1 year ago: Tuesday Mar 21 - 3:40pm
Chinese leader Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin met Tuesday for Day 2 of talks. Since 2020, a majority of Russians have approved of China’s leadership, including 51% in 2022. https://t.co/xjZfdMpi2m
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1 year ago: Tuesday Mar 21 - 12:20pm
Canada and Great Britain are again the countries viewed most favorably by Americans, while Russia has slipped to join North Korea as the least-favorably rated of 21 countries. https://t.co/3bt0w0xZfo
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1 year ago: Tuesday Mar 21 - 7:50am
Gallup compares U.S. adults’ ratings of Joe Biden on key issues to the highest and lowest ratings during the Trump and Obama administrations. https://t.co/GYjSI0hC7Q
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1 year ago: Monday Mar 20 - 5:55pm
Most Americans, 80% in 2023, view Iraq unfavorably as they have continuously in Gallup's trend since 1991. https://t.co/QroobhKQ7r
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1 year ago: Monday Mar 20 - 4:46pm
Swiss authorities helped stave off a global banking crisis this weekend by brokering an emergency deal to sell Credit Suisse to rival UBS. Before the recent turmoil, 70% of Swiss adults expressed confidence in their financial institutions. https://t.co/Lhk7KH9CAB
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1 year ago: Monday Mar 20 - 3:54pm
@Gallup has been tracking trends in global wellbeing and happiness for over 17 years. In celebration of #InternationalDayofHappiness, learn what we've discovered about these feelings and the impact they make on the world. https://t.co/gqIfU4hey7 https://t.co/FFc7x9zBt5
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1 year ago: Monday Mar 20 - 2:15pm
Americans are more likely now than they were in 2021 to say the U.S. is the leading economic power in the world today. https://t.co/pRsv4wIDef
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1 year ago: Monday Mar 20 - 2:03pm
In celebration of #InternationalDayOfHappiness, discover what @UNSDSN and @Gallup have learned about happiness around the world. Download the 2023 World Happiness Report today, powered by Gallup World Poll data. https://t.co/HzguRnnMRh @HappinessRpt
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1 year ago: Monday Mar 20 - 1:11pm
RT @JonCliftonDC: On International Happiness Day, it's important to recognize that negative emotions have been on the rise for a decade. Discover the world's happiest people and how happiness is measured: https://t.co/wVwp46PBjh #InternationalHappinessDay https://t.co/KWZ05ARvc6
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1 year ago: Monday Mar 20 - 9:50am
In 2022, Gallup surveys showed that at least half of Iraqis experienced daily stress, worry, anger, sadness and physical pain — but hope remains. https://t.co/bICAn1fUT6
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1 year ago: Sunday Mar 19 - 9:00pm
Twenty years after the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq, most Iraqis (72%) do not believe the U.S. is serious about the establishment of democratic systems in the region. https://t.co/x3MSeO4pel
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1 year ago: Friday Mar 17 - 10:10am
After a decade in which Democrats have shown increasing affinity toward the Palestinians, their sympathies in the Middle East now lie more with the Palestinians than the Israelis, 49% vs. 38%. https://t.co/X0OyuRYGkt
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1 year ago: Thursday Mar 16 - 9:44am
Most American adults, 54%, and most Republicans, 78%, sympathize with Israelis more than Palestinians when asked about the situation in the Middle East. https://t.co/M5sJUvJqXW
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1 year ago: Wednesday Mar 15 - 12:48pm
In January, Gallup found nearly half of Republicans versus 10% of Democrats believing the U.S. is doing too much to help Ukraine. https://t.co/kv8OIReA4i
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1 year ago: Wednesday Mar 15 - 12:48pm
About six in 10 Republicans (62%) and Democrats (58%) view the Russia-Ukraine conflict as a critical threat to U.S. vital interests, although it's not clear if they view it that way for the same reasons. https://t.co/PrmTHeGYP3
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1 year ago: Wednesday Mar 15 - 10:32am
Britons’ approval ratings of the leadership of the European Union surpassed 50% for the first time in 2022. https://t.co/K64QBPmOi6
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1 year ago: Wednesday Mar 15 - 8:05am
Three years into the pandemic, just one-third of Americans say their lives are completely back to normal, while 47% say their lives will never return to pre-pandemic normalcy. https://t.co/aOGsKDgzdA
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1 year ago: Tuesday Mar 14 - 1:55pm
Even before SVG and Signature Bank folded this week, barely a quarter of Americans had high confidence in banks, a holdover of the depressed U.S. confidence in banking seen since the 2008 financial crises. https://t.co/CYpDM0dqBb
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1 year ago: Tuesday Mar 14 - 9:46am
53% of Democrats believe their lives will never return to normal, while half of Republicans say their lives already have. https://t.co/2hwniUep1x
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1 year ago: Monday Mar 13 - 9:30am
Americans’ favorable ratings of Russia have hit a new low of 9%. https://t.co/yCX4wv9M1W
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1 year ago: Sunday Mar 12 - 8:15pm
Gallup polling on daylight saving time shows Americans' views of it have been nuanced and influenced by the events of the day. https://t.co/PuzUap8joT https://t.co/2WYtB4WSuI
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1 year ago: Friday Mar 10 - 3:15pm
Half of Americans, up nine points from 2014 and the highest since 2003, believe peace between Israel and its Arab neighbors will be realized at some point. https://t.co/E3IPt8IF4L
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1 year ago: Friday Mar 10 - 1:58pm
Tunisia’s recent crackdown on sub-Saharan migrants coincides with the rising sentiment that immigrants living in the country is a bad thing. Nearly half of Tunisians (48%) in 2022 said this was a bad thing. https://t.co/oen9KTnhul
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1 year ago: Friday Mar 10 - 10:06am
Learn more about the most pressing issues facing higher education. https://t.co/9ywf9WG9xk
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1 year ago: Friday Mar 10 - 10:02am
College enrollment numbers in the U.S. continue to decline. @Gallup partner Stephanie Marken joins @CBSNews to discuss and share insights from our research with @LuminaFound. https://t.co/eSN4QMudOV
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1 year ago: Thursday Mar 9 - 2:24pm
As the war between Russia and Ukraine drags on, millions of people in countries that heavily rely on grain imports from these two countries, like Egypt, Nigeria and Türkiye, are struggling to afford the food they and their families need. https://t.co/FouKNqLBLY
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1 year ago: Thursday Mar 9 - 10:50am
Women rate their financial situation similarly to men, with roughly equal percentages describing their financial situation as “excellent” or “good", but harbor more financial anxiety. https://t.co/2m9dPHEtOk #IWD2023 https://t.co/j82G24savT
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1 year ago: Thursday Mar 9 - 9:53am
Gallup began asking Americans questions about COVID-19 in March 2020. From then to now, we explore what, if any, changes to daily life remain. https://t.co/ELupwyQMI6
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1 year ago: Wednesday Mar 8 - 8:00pm
@Gallup World Poll Regional Director Galina Zapryanova discusses challenges facing women in the former Soviet states and Eastern Europe on International Women’s Day 2023. #IWD2023 https://t.co/vkMBf7aWlX
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1 year ago: Wednesday Mar 8 - 7:01pm
One in four Black women in the U.S. report being treated unfairly in the past 30 days because of their race or ethnicity (25%) – a higher rate than the roughly one in five among Black men (19%). #IWD2023 https://t.co/7W4Prl1tbZ
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1 year ago: Wednesday Mar 8 - 5:30pm
@Gallup World Poll Regional Director Johanna Godoy discusses challenges facing women in Latin America on International Women’s Day 2023. #IWD2023 https://t.co/wh7zkcjYwv
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1 year ago: Wednesday Mar 8 - 3:45pm
This International Women’s Day, @Gallup looks at U.S. women’s equality with men in the spheres of wealth, health, work and other life dimensions. Discover key insights into women's lives in the U.S. https://t.co/pI3Hjafw50 #IWD2023
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1 year ago: Wednesday Mar 8 - 2:35pm
Lack of reliable electricity and IT infrastructure are barriers to internet access for Afghans, but social norms and restrictions also mean internet access skews heavily toward Afghan men. In 2022, 25% of men reported having access versus 6% of women. #IWD https://t.co/YW4NSA4eGe
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1 year ago: Wednesday Mar 8 - 1:03pm
@Gallup and @Meta's research shows when women feel socially connected and supported, they are better equipped to cope with challenges, pursue their goals, enjoy a higher quality of life and improve the lives of everyone they are connected with. https://t.co/jgUtAfqJ3B #IWD2023
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1 year ago: Wednesday Mar 8 - 12:02pm
A recent study from @awscloud and @Gallup in countries across the Asia Pacific region suggests many women are less confident than men with their current level of digital skills and in their ability to acquire the skills they'll need in the future. https://t.co/Hlqfo4qK1M #IWD2023
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1 year ago: Wednesday Mar 8 - 10:02am
@Gallup World Poll Regional Director Magali Rheault discusses challenges facing women in sub-Saharan Africa on International Women’s Day 2023. https://t.co/XHjlJRX72C #IWD2023
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1 year ago: Wednesday Mar 8 - 9:20am
Embracing equity for women starts with ensuring they have opportunities to thrive and innovate at school, at work and in the digital space. In celebration of International Women’s Day, explore @Gallup’s latest insights. https://t.co/npqwfLl8cf #IWD2023
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1 year ago: Tuesday Mar 7 - 5:45pm
Republicans are far more likely to cite China as the United States’ greatest enemy, while Democrats are far more likely to say Russia is. https://t.co/qCrMXEnflQ
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1 year ago: Tuesday Mar 7 - 12:12pm
Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas's party claimed victory in the national election on Sunday. In 2022, a slim majority of Estonians (51%) expressed confidence in their national government. https://t.co/gKQoALfAdg
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1 year ago: Tuesday Mar 7 - 11:45am
About a third of Americans view Russia as the United States’ greatest enemy today. https://t.co/H1k7cI0NJX
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1 year ago: Tuesday Mar 7 - 9:55am
Americans’ most recent favorable rating of China is the worst Gallup has measured, at 15%. https://t.co/inzcCtCzjN
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1 year ago: Monday Mar 6 - 3:05pm
Lloyd's Register Foundation World Risk Poll surveys before the disaster show a minority of Turks (31%) living in the “earthquake zone” felt well-prepared to deal with such a disaster. @LR_Foundation https://t.co/8p4qAbdDPI https://t.co/UPj1fJrtff
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1 year ago: Monday Mar 6 - 9:03am
Half of Americans continue to view China as the United States’ greatest enemy. https://t.co/mBkYG5VIl8
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1 year ago: Sunday Mar 5 - 2:00pm
According to data from Gallup's World Poll in 2022, a far higher proportion of Turks in the earthquake zone than in the rest of the country fall into the poorest 20% income group (34% vs. 16%, respectively). @LR_Foundation https://t.co/ruiB6KW84l https://t.co/xYovGV35oh
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1 year ago: Saturday Mar 4 - 2:55pm
In the 2022 World Poll, Turks in the earthquake zone were dissatisfied with the availability of good, affordable housing (76%) and roads and highways (54%). @LR_Foundation https://t.co/ugdu4Swl8V
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1 year ago: Saturday Mar 4 - 10:30am
75% of Democrats, versus 61% of Republicans and independents, think the U.S. should take the leading role or a major role in international matters. https://t.co/I2H2zySY7Q
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1 year ago: Friday Mar 3 - 3:02pm
Before their chancellor traveled to the U.S. this week to meet with President Joe Biden, 44% of Germans in 2022 said they approved of the job performance of the leadership of the U.S. https://t.co/uIDno4P4Mu
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1 year ago: Friday Mar 3 - 2:17pm
Lloyd's Register Foundation World Risk Poll surveys before the recent earthquakes in Türkiye show a minority of Turks (31%) living in the earthquake zone felt well-prepared to deal with such a disaster. @LR_Foundation https://t.co/SrrvX1Y7VR
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1 year ago: Friday Mar 3 - 11:30am
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz visits the U.S. on Friday for talks with President Joe Biden. Back home, 53% of Germans approved of the job Scholz was doing in 2022. https://t.co/rgi0NSWRJB
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1 year ago: Friday Mar 3 - 10:55am
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and U.S. President Joe Biden meet Friday in Washington. About half of U.S. adults in 2022 (49%) approved of the leadership of Germany, while almost as many Germans (44%) approved of U.S. leadership. https://t.co/CLxBaE29S5
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1 year ago: Friday Mar 3 - 8:25am
65% of Americans want the U.S. to take the leading role or a major role in world affairs, the lowest Gallup has measured to date. https://t.co/Vy6gEwngNn
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1 year ago: Wednesday Mar 1 - 1:03pm
Opposition parties are calling for new elections after Nigeria’s controversial vote. Faith in elections varies drastically across Nigeria. Nationally, 23% in 2022 were confident in their elections, but almost no one was confident in the South East (1%). https://t.co/58BObstztt https://t.co/in0jhwcFWx
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1 year ago: Wednesday Mar 1 - 12:19pm
Before PM Netanyahu's most recent election to office, 58% of Israelis had confidence in the Judicial System. https://t.co/zF5vscPw7P
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1 year ago: Tuesday Feb 28 - 3:15pm
Our trends on the American public's confidence in Television News. Learn more here: https://t.co/MI3FaKHTXY https://t.co/n7QuNLj6gr
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1 year ago: Tuesday Feb 28 - 2:10pm
In addition to documenting record-low trust in the federal judiciary, Gallup also finds a record-tying-low 40% of Americans saying they approve, and a record-high 58% saying they disapprove, of the job the Supreme Court is doing. https://t.co/6WRksNAyHX https://t.co/Gc30VaF2IF
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1 year ago: Tuesday Feb 28 - 2:04pm
Forty-seven percent of U.S. adults say they have "a great deal" or "a fair amount" of trust in the judicial branch of the federal government that is headed by the Supreme Court. #SCOTUS https://t.co/Gt4RU4dVbq https://t.co/OVoQxKGIlX
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1 year ago: Tuesday Feb 28 - 10:07am
Biden’s 42% approval rating marks his fifth consecutive rating in the 40% to 42% range. https://t.co/rcXXL6Kx77
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1 year ago: Monday Feb 27 - 9:15am
Nearly all Ukrainians denounce the Kremlin. https://t.co/C1DhDXisdW
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1 year ago: Sunday Feb 26 - 1:01pm
While not high in absolute terms, public satisfaction with Social Security/Medicare was highest in 2017 (47%) and has been above 40% every year since -- except last year, when it dipped to 38%. https://t.co/wBzRynVwue
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1 year ago: Saturday Feb 25 - 12:20pm
A record-low 9% of Ukrainians surveyed in September of last year -- almost seven months into Russia’s war with their country -- said they would like to leave Ukraine permanently, which is down sharply from a record-high 35% just the year before. https://t.co/N82ayCPSxg
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1 year ago: Saturday Feb 25 - 10:40am
Satisfaction with Social Security and Medicare varies by age, with 63% of senior adults (65 and older) satisfied, compared with 35% of those 18 to 29. https://t.co/XGWL1amJ0w
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1 year ago: Friday Feb 24 - 4:25pm
Majorities of Americans are very satisfied with four life aspects — their family life, current housing, education and community. And a majority of employed Americans are very satisfied with their work. https://t.co/PEQ3RQOrgE
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1 year ago: Friday Feb 24 - 2:40pm
In four out of the five countries to Ukraine’s west—including Hungary, Poland, Romania and Slovakia—the percentage of people who consider migrants living in their country as a “good thing” improved to some degree last year compared with attitudes in 2019. https://t.co/xFaO6igXyk
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1 year ago: Friday Feb 24 - 12:02pm
A record-low 9% of Ukrainians surveyed in September of last year -- almost seven months into Russia’s war with their country -- said they would like to leave Ukraine permanently, which is down sharply from a record-high 35% just the year before. https://t.co/qAWszyQZO2
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1 year ago: Friday Feb 24 - 11:15am
45% of adult Americans are satisfied with Social Security and Medicare -- a higher percentage than for 16 other key policy areas and ranking sixth overall in satisfaction among 22 policy areas. https://t.co/Vnnoqx8Kg3
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1 year ago: Friday Feb 24 - 10:02am
As the Russia-Ukraine war crosses the one-year mark, Gallup takes stock of public opinion across Ukraine, the U.S. and Russia. https://t.co/R5RFWXiRso
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1 year ago: Friday Feb 24 - 9:03am
As Nigerians prepare to elect a new president, 94% say corruption is widespread in their country’s government, which is just as high as when Muhammadu Buhari took office in 2015. https://t.co/hZNsMfX9Od
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1 year ago: Thursday Feb 23 - 10:59am
For more Ukraine findings from Gallup, visit the link below. https://t.co/7ZtkE8o4HN
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1 year ago: Thursday Feb 23 - 10:59am
In the U.S. and Ukraine – leadership approval in Russia is low. - 96% of Ukrainians disapprove of Russia’s leadership. - 93% of Americans disapprove of Russia’s leadership.
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1 year ago: Thursday Feb 23 - 10:59am
Support for continuing to fight is stronger in regions farthest from the ground war and weaker in parts of Ukraine where people are closest to the action. https://t.co/WiCAi24zgB
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1 year ago: Thursday Feb 23 - 10:59am
70% of all Ukrainians interviewed in early September - say their country should continue fighting until it wins the war with Russia. Just over one in four (26%) favor negotiating to end it as soon as possible.