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43% of Millennials will decorate for Halloween, compared with 31% of Gen Z adults, 29% of Gen X, and 26% of Boomers. https://t.co/EOBmArHYOM

55% of parents will take children trick or treating. https://t.co/EOBmArHYOM

A majority of Americans support policies to protect conservation lands and wildlife and to enforce clean air and water regulations. https://t.co/8lzKorkdtf

67% plan to celebrate Halloween this year down from 75% the October before the pandemic. https://t.co/EOBmArHYOM

60% of Americans believe that the U.S. should play a more active role in global efforts to fight climate change.

Today, just 38% of Americans say they would be willing to pay a $1 monthly carbon fee, down from 52% in 2021. https://t.co/8lzKorjFDH

Only 7% of Americans report currently owning an EV, but 37% are at least somewhat likely to purchase an EV as their next vehicle.

Americans believe that oil companies, large corporations, and the federal government bear the most responsibility to fight climate change. Only 31% currently say that individual people have a responsibility to address climate change, down from 50% in 2019. https://t.co/8lzKorjFDH

Americans believe that AI will be more hurtful than helpful for society as a whole, the U.S. economy, and the environment in the next 10 years. They are divided about the impact AI will have on themselves personally. https://t.co/8lzKorkdtf

66% of Hispanic adults vs. 57% of white adults say immigration is extremely or very important https://t.co/yUAdYTCtm5

24% of Hispanic adults favor deporting all immigrants living in the U.S. illegally compared to 52% of white adults. https://t.co/yUAdYTCtm5

60% say it is the federal government’s responsibility to make sure all Americans have health care coverage, including large majorities of Democrats, women, and Medicaid recipients. https://t.co/yUAdYTCtm5

57% are extremely or very concerned that their health care costs will rise in the next year. https://t.co/yUAdYTCtm5

32% say the state of the nation’s economy is good; 68% describe it as poor. https://t.co/T1nHCgGEnV

47% are not confident they could pay an unexpected medical expense or could find a good job if they wanted to. https://t.co/T1nHCgGEnV

59% say their family’s financial situation is holding steady. Only 12% say they are getting ahead, and 28% say they’re falling behind. https://t.co/T1nHCgGEnV

58% have an unfavorable view of the Democratic Party and 51% are unfavorable about the Republican Party. Half of independents have unfavorable views of both parties. https://t.co/DozPZKKlth

Blame for the shutdown is widespread including Trump, Democrats in Congress, and Republicans in Congress. Partisans tend to more heavily blame the other party. https://t.co/DozPZKKlth

54% of the public sees the government shutdown as a major problem. Only 1 in 10 don’t think it’s a problem at all. https://t.co/DozPZKKlth

AAPI adults are more likely than the general public to sympathize with Palestinians over Israelis (39% vs. 16%). https://t.co/0cXLtGU20Y