Only 18% Satisfied with the State of the Nation, according to Gallup

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Written By Jennifer Joslyn

🙂 Only 18% Satisfied with the State of the Nation, according to Gallup.

According to a recent Gallup poll, just 18% of Americans expressed satisfaction with the current state of the nation, which is significantly lower than the historical average of 35%. The survey showed that satisfaction levels have remained below 20% since March, with Democrats being the most satisfied at 33%, followed by independents at 18%, and Republicans at only 4%. The poll also highlighted concerns regarding the economy, with 76% of respondents believing it is getting worse, and identified government, the economy, and immigration as the top issues facing the United States.

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