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Pew Research CenterJanuary 21, 2016
Budget Deficit Slips as Public Priority

Democratic views of Obama as ‘successful president’ on par with opinions about Clinton in his second term

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Democratic views of Obama as ‘successful president’ on par with opinions about Clinton in his second term

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Budget Deficit Slips as Public Priority
Budget deficit slips as public priority
Blacks give greater priority to criminal justice reform than whites, Hispanics
Shifting partisan views on deficit reduction
Obama job approval entering final year
Mixed views of Obama’s legacy
The public’s policy priorities for 2016
Shifts in public priorities since Obama’s reelection
Few Republicans prioritize dealing with gun policy, global climate change
Terrorism, economy highly rated across the partisan spectrum
Growing partisan divide in views of importance of strengthening military
Older adults give greater priority to Social Security, Medicare, Military
Older adults give greater priority to Social Security, Medicare, Military
Public’s priorities during Obama’s presidency
Liberal Democrats optimistic about Obama’s final year in office
Public divided on Obama’s legacy
Democratic views of Obama as ‘successful president’ on par with opinions about Clinton in his second term
Overwhelming share of Republicans say Obama’s failures will outweigh his accomplishments

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