While voters are not highly concerned about AI impacting their own jobs, a majority think that AI is likely to increase the U.S. unemployment rate.
Almost two-thirds of registered Latino voters (64%) say the economy is doing “somewhat” or “very” poorly.
In every congressional district in the U.S., less than 15% of voters support cuts to Medicaid. This same pattern is true for HCBS funding.
More than 1 in 4 transgender adults have felt unsafe going to the doctor or hospital in the past year due to concerns about discrimination or mistreatment.
A majority of voters report that they are paying more for groceries (77%) and electric bills (60%) compared with last year.
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