Majority of Americans Believe Democracy Is Under Threat Amid Rising Political Violence
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A recent NPR/PBS News/Marist poll reveals that 76% of Americans believe democracy is under serious threat, with political violence also seen as a major issue by 73%. Confidence in political leaders is low across party lines, and there are sharp partisan divides on immigration and foreign policy. The survey highlights ongoing political polarization and concerns about national identity and security.
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