Wide partisan divide in interest in watching Biden’s inauguration

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January 14, 2021

1. Views of the incoming Biden administration

Wide partisan divide in interest in watching Biden’s inauguration

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1. Views of the incoming Biden administration
Majority of public approves of Biden’s job explaining his plans for the future
Black and Hispanic adults give Biden high marks ahead of his inauguration
Public mixed on whether Biden will be successful in office
Most Democrats say Biden will improve the way the federal government works
Biden’s positions seen as largely liberal by the GOP, Democrats see him as more ideologically mixed
Majorities of both liberal and moderate Democrats expect Biden will listen equally to both groups
Democrats and Republicans differ in views of Harris
Nearly six-in-ten Americans approve of Biden’s picks for his administration
More Americans expect government ethics to rise than fall under Biden

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