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AP-NORC Poll Reveals Public Perception of the American Dream Ahead of 250th Anniversary

An AP-NORC poll shows that only one-third of Americans believe in the validity of the American Dream as the country approaches its 250th anniversary. The survey highlights significant demographic differences in belief, with Republicans, older adults, and white individuals more likely to affirm the concept. The findings also indicate a correlation between belief in the American Dream and confidence in personal economic prospects.

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An AP-NORC poll shows that only one-third of Americans believe in the validity of the American Dream as the country approaches its 250th anniversary. The survey highlights significant demographic differences in belief, with Republicans, older adults, and white individuals more likely to affirm the concept. The findings also indicate a correlation between belief in the American Dream and confidence in personal economic prospects.

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AP-NORC America 250 Poll

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AP-NORC Poll Reveals Public Perception of the American Dream Ahead of 250th Anniversary