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2026-09-25 16:18
43% of Americans hold positive view of socialism: Poll
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First reported by The New York Times (Lean left); 6 outlets over 41h. The right followed 21h later.
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- TimeLean left
Forty-three percent of Americans have a positive view of socialism, the highest share since Gallup began tracking the measure in 2010.
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A new survey found more Americans hold a positive view on China than in 2021, as Chinese President Xi Jinping visits the U.S. for the first time in over a decade.
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McLaughlin Poll: Danger As Voters Embrace Socialism Newsmax
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Only big business was less popular than socialism, with only 35% expressing a positive view.
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NewsmaxRight
McLaughlin Poll: Danger As Voters Embrace Socialism - Newsmax
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Socialism is More Popular Than Ever in the U.S., According to Polls
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43% of Americans hold positive view of socialism: Poll
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Poll: More than 40 Percent of Americans Have Positive View of Socialism
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More Americans hold positive views of China: Survey
Read at thehill.com →The New York TimesLean left
As Trump Welcomes Xi, More Americans Have a Positive View of China
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