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A Constitution and Citizenship Day Q&A with Jeffrey Rosen
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said in 2018 that voting in elections is important
46%
use voice-controlled digital assistants to interact with their smartphones and other devices
9 in 10
have a high school diploma—the biggest share of graduates in U.S. history
16M
are self-employed, as of 2019
80M
living in areas that have a shortage of primary medical care, as of 2019
60%
said in 2018 that participating in the U.S. census is very important to what it means to be a good citizen
38%
say they worry at least almost every day about about paying their bills, as of April 2020
40%
report being very happy in their lives
12
require employers to provide paid sick leave, as of 2020
3 in 10
mention faith and spirituality when describing what makes their life meaningful and fulfilling
65%
say they spend the right amount of time with their parents
55%
cast ballots in the 2018 U.S. midterm elections
38%
say they worry at least almost every day about about being able to save enough money for retirement, as of April 2020
61%
said in 2018 that they had confidence in the American people to work together to solve community problems
326K
were employed as fitness trainers and aerobics instructors, as of May 2019
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