Fewer Americans say democracy is central to country's identity, AP poll finds
Summary
A recent poll shows that fewer Americans now believe democracy is a key part of the country's identity. Many, especially young people, feel uncertain about the future of the U.S. system of government as the nation marks its 250th anniversary.Key Facts
- The poll was conducted by The Associated Press and the NORC Center for Public Affairs Research.
- Fewer Americans say democracy is central to what makes the U.S. unique.
- Young people show greater concern about the future of representative government.
- The poll results contrast with celebrations of the country’s 250th anniversary.
- The findings reflect growing unease over America’s political system.
- The survey captures a shift in how people view democracy’s role in the nation’s identity.
- The U.S. is preparing for events to honor its founding principles.
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