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Here are key facts about Japan’s democracy ahead of their October 27 snap election. https://pewrsr.ch/409Y6CL

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Associate director of survey methods at Pew Research Center Ashley Amaya breaks down the different sources of error in election polls. #Polling101 #surveys

The status of men in American society has become a "hot" topic. From attacks on manhood to accusations of “toxic masculinity” to social and economic concerns, men are under the microscope. Pew Research took a deep dive into men and masculinity, looking at public views about the progress men and women have made in recent decades, traits people think are valued too much or too little in men, the changing gender roles, and how men and women differ in key aspects of life. It's an interesting read and informative read -- check it out here: https://lnkd.in/erCRDdH5 #Demographics #Men #Masculinity #Pew #Research #Women #Behavior

80% of Hispanic adults say that young Hispanic people would be more likely to pursue a STEM degree if they saw more examples of Hispanic high achievers in STEM.

The obstacles facing polling have been growing steadily over the past few decades, and election polls face unique challenges, including anticipating who will vote. These obstacles have required pollsters of all kinds to adjust their methods and devote considerably more effort to obtain accurate results.  

Here are five facts about unions and union members, for the 2024 election. https://pewrsr.ch/3Ue2A7x

Live in NYC or LA? Keep your eyes peeled! 👀 You might just see Pew Research Center in your local neighborhood. Our street-level campaign features findings from a survey of more than 7,000 Asian adults in the U.S., where we asked them about their own identities, their views of the U.S. and their ancestral homelands, their political and religious affiliations, and more. Tag us if you spot a poster! Plus, explore the Asian American survey data snapshot and key findings for six ethnic groups here: https://pewrsr.ch/3YuwSph

Today, 37% of Republicans say they have a lot of or some trust in the information that comes from social media sites. This is nearly on par with the 40% of Republicans who express this level of trust in national news organizations.

As women have made gains in leadership roles and narrowed the gender wage gap with men, many U.S. teens say women still face discrimination in these areas, according to a new Pew Research Center analysis of the nation's 12th graders, based on survey data from the University of Michigan. Girls were at least twice as likely as boys to say women face a lot of discrimination when it comes to: ➡ Gaining leadership positions ➡ Getting elected to political office ➡ Getting equal pay for equal work ➡ Obtaining top jobs Notably, the gender gap in these views has widened in all of these areas since 1992. Check out the full post for more key findings here: