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    Jul 31
    What do people think of #SCOTUS? 🤔 Just over half of Americans currently have an unfavorable opinion of the Supreme Court. ⚖️
    Chart showing favorable views of the Supreme Court remain near historic low
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    Jul 31
    Mexicans’ views of the United States’ role in the world have worsened in recent years. 🇲🇽 🇺🇸 28% of Mexicans say the U.S. contributes a great deal/a fair amount to peace and global stability, down from 50% three years ago. #Mexico #US #GlobalStability
    Chart showing more Mexicans now say China contributes to global stability than the U.S.
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    Jul 31
    China being assessed more positively than the U.S. is a relatively recent shift in most countries surveyed. These favorability reversals usually come down to two forces moving in opposite directions: China's reputation rising, America's falling.
    Chart showing in many countries, the U.S.-China favorability gap has reversed in recent years. 
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    Jul 31
    Nearly two-thirds of Americans support changing the voting system so the candidate with the most votes wins. Majorities have supported this change since 2000. 📜What other constitutional changes do you think Americans support? #USConstitution #ElectoralCollege
    Chart showing by a wide margin, Americans want popular vote – not Electoral College – to decide who is president
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    Jul 31
    48% of Americans back “bell-to-bell" school cellphone bans for middle and high school students, which would ban cellphones for the entire school day. Do you think cellphones should be banned in schools? Let us know in the comments.
    Chart showing support for school cellphone bans continues to rise
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