Scott Rasmussen's Number of the Day for August 25, 2021
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August 25, 2021: Following the withdrawal from Afghanistan, 49% of voters believe countries such as China and Russia now perceive the United States as weaker than before. A Scott Rasmussen national survey found that 21% disagree and 30% are not sure.[1]
There is a wide partisan divide. Republicans tend to think the U.S. is perceived as weaker than before while Democrats are evenly divided.[1]
Most white and Hispanic voters believe the U.S. is perceived as weaker. Black voters are evenly divided.[1]
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- August 24, 2021 -57 percent of voters believe lockdowns did more harm than good
- August 18, 2021 -41 percent of voters believe the benefits of government are worth the costs
- August 17, 2021 -15 percent of unvaccinated voters believe Dr. Fauci makes policy recommendations based upon scientific data and research
- August 13, 2021 -48 percent of voters believe news outlets are more interested in building influence rather than accurate reporting
- August 12, 2021 -36 percent of voters trust Democrats on election reform, 32% trust GOP, 22% don’t trust either party
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