Appendix: Additional charts
Supplementary report section providing additional charts and visual data accompanying the main Pew Research Center analysis.
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A majority of Americans favour major political reforms including term limits, caps on campaign spending and Electoral College reform — changes that would almost certainly require amending the US Constitution, described as unusually hard to alter.
Canadians and Mexicans now view China more positively than the U.S.
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Views of all-day school cellphone bans
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Americans and the 2026 midterms
A Pew Research Center digest on the 2026 US midterms notes public views of the economy: 41% describe conditions as ‘only fair’ and 35% as ‘poor’, with a smaller share rating them excellent or good.
Video: How precise are polls really?
A short video explains polling precision and the ‘margin of error’, showing even top pollsters need to allow a range around reported results because samples and methodology introduce uncertainty.