US polls: 67%of Americans believe that American democracy is facing collapse

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Overseas Network, September 2nd. According to foreign media reports such as the Congress Mountain News on September 1, a new popularity survey in the United States shows that 67%of Americans believe that American democracy is facing collapse.

The polls began from the University of Cinpiak in the United States starting from August 24th to 29th, and the survey targets were 1,584 American adults. The results showed that as many as 67%of interviewees believed that democracy in the United States had a risk of collapse, and 9 percentage points were 9 percentage points higher than the results of January. Among them, 69%of Democrats and Republicans, and 66%of independent people said that they believe that American democracy is in danger.

Tim Malloe, an analyst at the University of Ninne Piak, said: "Americans rarely reach an agreement on this issue and are worried. The" democracy 'in the United States is in danger. "

This poll is not the first time that the United States people have expressed their concerns in their own country in the survey. A public opinion survey conducted by the Broadcasting Corporation of the United States last week showed that 21%of the respondents listed the threats facing democracy as their most concerned issues, followed by high living costs and economic recessions. (Overseas network Zhang Ni)

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