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4 in 10 adults say Trump has done something illegal when it comes to allegations he has personally profited from the presidency. https://t.co/BfYv9qnztk
56% of adults say Trump has prioritized his personal business interests a lot since taking office in 2025. Just 11% say he has prioritized people like them a lot. https://t.co/BfYv9qo7iS
Most Americans say that the U.S. government should prioritize keeping AI under human control, protecting U.S. workers, minimizing environmental harm, and growing the U.S. economy in its approach to AI. https://t.co/Tkq0oXrOUL
There is widespread concern about the pace of AI development: 64% of Americans say that AI technology in the U.S. is developing too fast. Just 8% say it’s developing too slowly, and 27% say the pace is about right. https://t.co/Tkq0oXrOUL
More voters trust the Democratic Party than the Republican Party to handle the cost of living. Still 27% say they trust neither party to do a good job.
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More than half say the national economy, the country overall, and their local economy is worse off since Trump took office again in 2025. https://t.co/L6E2vZYGRC
74% of Americans say that saving money on gas is a major or minor reason they would buy an EV, up from 68% who said the same in 2025. https://t.co/ySYcAvXWaQ
About half of U.S. adults feel data centers will be at least somewhat beneficial for technological advancement and job creation, but 8 in 10 are concerned about their impact on local electricity prices, water supply, and power outages. https://t.co/ySYcAvXWaQ
8 in 10 Americans, including a large majority of Democrats and Republicans, support protecting conservation lands and wildlife. https://t.co/ySYcAvXWaQ
Americans’ views on expanding U.S. oil and gas production have not changed from last year, before the war in Iran, and half of adults oppose auctioning off additional public land for oil drilling. https://t.co/ySYcAvXWaQ
53% of Americans are extremely or very concerned about the environmental impacts of AI, up from 41% a year ago. Adults ages 18-29 are now the most concerned age group, with concern rising from 38% to 60% over the last year. https://t.co/ySYcAvXWaQ
Nearly half of Americans are more concerned than excited about the future impact of AI on how they get information, while just 11% are more excited. https://t.co/o5raLO8M9v
As the 2026 midterm elections approach, 43% of Americans have trouble figuring out if what candidates are saying is true or not. https://t.co/o5raLO8M9v
A new study from AP-NORC and @USAFacts finds that trust in federal government information on a range of topics has declined since 2024. https://t.co/o5raLO8M9v