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In the past year, political ads mentioning data centers on Facebook and Instagram have grown more critical. Nearly half of anti-data center ads on Facebook and Instagram discuss corporate interests and investment. 35% discuss energy use and costs.
Chart comparing share of anti-data center ads and pro-data center ads that discuss different impacts

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15 states have never had a woman senator. Two of those states have a woman nominee on the ballot in the 2026 general election.
Chart showing 15 states have never been represented by a woman in the U.S. Senate.

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Occupations with higher exposure to AI experienced the widest gap between men’s and women’s employment growth. For workers with a high school diploma or less, men’s employment growth rose while women’s fell.
Chart showing difference in employment growth for men and women for each one-point increase in AI exposure.

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Among the youngest adults, Republicans and those who lean Republican are substantially more religious than Democrats and Democratic leaners. But young adults in both parties report attending religious services at relatively high rates compared to older adults in their respective parties.
Chart showing how religious service attendance, prayer frequency, religion’s importance and identifying with a religion vary by birth decade and political party

ALT Chart showing how religious service attendance, prayer frequency, religion’s importance and identifying with a religion vary by birth decade and political party

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Among Hispanic registered voters, Democratic candidate supporters are significantly more likely to say healthcare and education are important to their vote than Republican candidate supporters. What key issues are important to your vote?
Chart showing share of Hispanic registered voters who say various key issues are very important to their vote in the 2026 congressional elections.

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This week, there was an attack on the largest crypto currency exchange. In 2024, 63% of Americans say they have little to no confidence that current ways to invest in, trade or use cryptocurrencies are reliable and safe. Still, about 1 in 5 Americans have used crypto.
Chart showing 63% of Americans are not confident in reliability, safety of cryptocurrency.

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In the past year, political ads mentioning data centers on Facebook and Instagram have grown more critical. So far in October, 57% of these ads have expressed anti-data center sentiment, while just 3% have been pro-data center. Learn more: pewrsr.ch/4BBJ8pa
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Historically, women have been more religious than men in the U.S., going back decades in surveys. That’s still true today, at least when it comes to prayer frequency and the importance people attach to religion in their lives. But the differences are less stark than they used to be.
Chart showing trends in religion, among men and women of all ages.

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Eligible voters who are naturalized citizens tend to be older than their U.S.-born counterparts. Over half of naturalized eligible voters are ages 50 and older. Conversely, about 8% of immigrant eligible voters are 18 to 29 years old, compared with 22% of U.S.-born eligible voters.
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In the U.S., most states will set their clocks back for daylight savings this weekend. But only about a third of the world’s countries practice daylight saving time, as of 2023.
Map showing most countries do not practice daylight saving time – but it’s common in Europe.

ALT Map showing most countries do not practice daylight saving time – but it’s common in Europe.

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Occupations more exposed to AI saw the widest gap between men's and women’s employment growth. Men’s employment in jobs most exposed to AI grew by close to 24%. Meanwhile, women’s employment growth remained nearly flat.
Line chart showing the gap between men’s and women’s employment growth widens as AI exposure rises

ALT Line chart showing the gap between men’s and women’s employment growth widens as AI exposure rises

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Who is most likely to use social media as a key news source? 📱 76% of U.S. adults ages 18 to 29 say social media is an important way they keep up with the news. #PewKnightInitiative
Chart showing younger adults are more likely than older ones to say social media is an important way they get news.

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How do partisans view the Department of Justice? Republicans are more likely than Democrats to view the #DOJ favorably, and their views are more positive than they were a year ago.
Chart showing Republicans’ views of the Dept. of Justice grow more positive.

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Americans who are less engaged in public life are more likely to identify as politically moderate. They are also more likely to say they did not vote in the 2024 election. Curious how your engagement in public life compares to other Americans? Take the quiz to find your group ⤵️
Chart showing less engaged groups are more likely to identify as politically moderate

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Chart showing self-reported voting patterns in 2024 election varied across engagement groups

ALT Chart showing self-reported voting patterns in 2024 election varied across engagement groups

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Find out which engagement group you fall into: pewresearch.org/journalism/q…
Quiz: What Is Your Civic Personality?

Quiz: What Is Your Civic Personality?

Take our civic personality quiz to find out how your engagement with news, politics, religious and civic activities compares with other U.S. adults.

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53% of Latino registered voters have a favorable opinion of the Democratic Party. By comparison, 29% view the Republican Party favorably. Latino voters are also more likely to say the Democratic Party cares about “people like them” than they are to say the same about the Republican Party.
Chart showing share of Latino registered voters who have a favorable or unfavorable view of each party and how much they think each party cares about people like them.

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How do voters think the election will be run? We asked American voters about different issues around voting and the 2026 elections. Here is how they feel about the issues we asked:
Chart showing voters’ confidence in aspects of election administration

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Employment growth has been slower for women than men in occupations that are more impacted by AI. In jobs that can be more easily helped or replaced by AI, men are being employed at higher rates than women.
Line chart showing the gap between men’s and women’s employment growth widens as AI exposure rises.

ALT Line chart showing the gap between men’s and women’s employment growth widens as AI exposure rises.

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How do Americans feel about different government agencies? 🤔 Of the 12 federal agencies we asked about, eight are viewed more favorably than unfavorably. ✅ The National Park Service, National Weather Service and U.S. Postal Service are viewed especially positively. But, there are wide partisan gaps in the views of different agencies. #FederalAgencies #PublicOpinion
Words ask "How do Americans view different federal agencies?" and indicate to scroll to see more. The National Park Service, National Weather Service and U.S. Postal Service all have majority favorability views of Americans.

ALT Words ask "How do Americans view different federal agencies?" and indicate to scroll to see more. The National Park Service, National Weather Service and U.S. Postal Service all have majority favorability views of Americans.

Chart showing how Americans view different federal agencies.

ALT Chart showing how Americans view different federal agencies.

Chart showing partisan differences in views of federal agencies.

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17 states have never had a female governor. This fall, five states have elections for governor featuring a major-party nominee who, if elected, would be the first woman to hold that office.
Chart showing 17 states have never had a woman governor.

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