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A Gallup report reveals that 10% of U.S. adults identify politics as their greatest safety concern, a significant increase from previous years and higher than the global average. The report also highlights a deepening disconnection from the government, with 58% of Americans feeling uncared for by it. While political risks are a concern, road accidents remain the primary safety issue for most Americans.
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A Gallup report reveals that 10% of U.S. adults identify politics as their greatest safety concern, a significant increase from previous years and higher than the global average. The report also highlights a deepening disconnection from the government, with 58% of Americans feeling uncared for by it. While political risks are a concern, road accidents remain the primary safety issue for most Americans.
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Gallup Poll: Politics Identified as Major Safety Concern by U.S. Adults