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Pew Research Center
January 18, 2019
The Generation Gap in American Politics
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The Generation Gap in American Politics
Generational differences in job approval much wider for both Obama and Trump
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Growing gap on whether discrimination is main barrier to blacks’ progress
Across generations, increasing shares say immigrants strengthen the country
Nation’s growing diversity reflected in its younger generations
Millennials least likely to say belief in God is necessary to be moral
Most Millennials have ‘consistently liberal’ or ‘mostly liberal’ views; Silents remain most conservative cohort
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