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Millennials in Adulthood
Fewer Millennials than Older Americans Say They Are Disappointed in Obama
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- Millennials in Adulthood
- Millennials: Unmoored from Institutions
- The Decline in Marriage Among the Young
- Generations, Facebook and Friends
- Generations and “Selfies”
- Millennials Less Trusting of Others
- The Generations Defined
- Millennials Upbeat about Their Financial Future
- Fewer Millennials See Big Differences Between Parties
- The Young/Old Voting Gap, 1972-2012
- Millennials and God
- How the Generations See Themselves
- Obama Job Approval among Older, Younger Millennials
- Across Generations, Racial Differences in Obama Job Approval
- Millennials Increasingly Identify as Political Independents
- A Decade-long Increase in Political Independents
- Trends in Major Party Identification, by Generation
- Recent Trends in Party Identification, by Generation
- Recent Trends in Party and Leaned Party Identification, by Generation
- Millennials Less Conservative than Older Generations
- On Social Issues, Millennials Chart a More Liberal Path
- Obama Job Approval Declines across Generations
- Obama Job Rating Virtually Identical among Older, Younger Millennials
- Obama Job Rating Negative among Whites across Generations
- Feelings of Pride in Obama Decline, Especially among Millennials
- Fewer Millennials than Older Americans Say They Are Disappointed in Obama
- Declining Views of Congress
- Views of Republican and Democratic Congressional Leadership
- Mixed Views of the Two Parties
- Growing Support for Same-Sex Marriage across Generations
- Growing Support for Marijuana Legalization
- Broad Support for Legal Status for Undocumented Immigrants; Millennials Favor Path to Citizenship
- Modest Generational Differences in Views of Abortion, Gun Control
- Support for Bigger Government Highest Among Millennials
- Millennials Disapprove of ACA, But Say Health Coverage for All Is Government’s Responsibility
- Millennials Say Government Programs for the Young Should Get More Priority
- Majorities across Generations Oppose Cuts in Social Security Benefits
- Half of Millennials and Gen Xers Doubt They’ll Receive Any Soc. Sec. Benefits
- Wide Racial Differences on Views of Role of Government
- Views of Same-Sex Marriage, Marijuana Legalization among Generations by Race
- Millennials Face a Tougher Economy
- Millennials Just as Optimistic as Gen Xers When They Were Young
- Millennials Confident about Their Financial Future
- Age Gaps on Key Societal Trends
- Generations Agree on Single Parent Trend
- Millennials Less Concerned about Rising Share of Nonreligious
- Millennials Not Enthused about Increase in Older Workers
- Young Adults Less Patriotic
- Millennials Don’t See Themselves as Religious
- Few Millennials Describe Themselves as Environmentalists
- Millennials Lead the Way in Changing Views of Gays and Lesbians