The 56 percent majority of all American voters now feel "hopeful" about the state of the United States, according to a Pew Research Center survey fielded November 12-17. Before the election in June 2020, a smaller 47 percent of registered voters felt hopeful.
Not everyone feels more hopeful now than they did before the election. Hope has increased greatly among those who voted for Biden. Trump voters are much less likely to feel hopeful...
Percent of Biden voters who feel hopeful about the state of the nation
June: 42%
November: 72%
Change: +30 percentage points
Percent of Trump voters who feel hopeful about the state of the nation
June 53%
November: 39%
Change: –14 percentage points
Source: Pew Research Center, Most Voters are 'Fearful' and 'Angry' about the State of the U.S., but a Majority Now Are 'Hopeful,' Too
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