2021 Policy Priorities Detailed Tables

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1	Policy Priorities Detailed Tables
2	Detailed tables for "Economy and COVID-19 Top the Public’s Policy Agenda for 2021"
3	Pew Research Center report release Jan. 28, 2021																			Age (2-way) by leaned party identification				Gender by leaned party identification				Race/Ethnicity		Education by leaned party identification				Leaned party identification and ideology
4	Full Pew Research Center report		Gender		Age				Age (two-way)		Education				Race/Ethnicity			Leaned party identification		Among Rep/Lean Rep		Among Dem/Lean Dem		Among Rep/Lean Rep		Among Dem/Lean Dem		Among Dem/Lean Dem		Among Rep/Lean Rep		Among Dem/Lean Dem		Among Rep/Lean Rep		Among Dem/Lean Dem
5	% who say __ should be a top priority for the president and Congress to address this year	Total	Men	Women	18-29	30-49	50-64	65+	18-49	50+	Postgrad	College grad	Some college	HS or less	White	Black	Hispanic	Rep/Lean Rep	Dem/Lean Dem	18-49	50+	18-49	50+	Men	Women	Men	Women	White	Black	College grad+	No college degree	College grad+	No college degree	Conservative	Mod/Lib	Cons/Mod	Liberal

6	Strengthening the nation’s economy	80	78	82	65	82	84	85	76	84	74	75	82	82	80	84	83	85	75	84	86	69	83	82	88	72	78	70	88	84	85	67	80	86	83	80	70
7	Dealing with the coronavirus outbreak	78	75	80	72	77	80	80	75	80	84	79	75	77	72	95	82	60	93	55	64	90	98	57	63	94	93	93	96	61	59	95	93	52	73	90	97
8	Improving the job situation	67	63	71	54	70	70	71	64	70	64	68	66	69	63	79	69	63	71	60	66	67	76	58	69	68	73	66	78	62	63	69	72	60	68	71	70
9	Defending the country from future terrorist attacks	63	59	68	39	58	77	77	51	77	51	56	63	71	62	84	63	68	58	58	76	44	77	63	73	54	62	50	86	64	69	47	64	69	67	68	46
10	Improving the way the political system works in the U.S.	62	61	64	54	65	64	61	61	63	57	56	65	65	61	74	64	60	64	56	62	65	63	54	66	68	62	62	77	53	62	59	67	61	57	64	65
11	Reducing health care costs	58	52	63	54	58	64	54	56	60	46	54	62	61	53	71	63	46	67	43	49	65	69	40	53	61	71	64	71	32	52	62	69	40	56	63	70
12	Taking steps to make the Social Security system financially sound	54	51	57	38	48	67	63	44	65	40	36	54	68	51	70	59	54	51	42	64	43	64	50	59	51	53	43	69	37	61	37	60	52	58	54	48
13	Improving the educational system	53	48	59	57	59	50	43	59	47	51	47	56	54	45	72	66	43	61	48	39	65	55	35	51	59	64	53	74	36	46	57	64	36	54	59	63
14	Dealing with the problems of poor people	53	49	57	55	52	54	51	53	53	52	45	52	58	46	77	64	35	68	35	35	67	69	28	43	70	67	63	82	23	40	65	69	29	44	61	76
15	Addressing issues around race in this country	49	41	56	54	50	47	47	51	47	57	48	48	49	40	83	68	24	72	27	21	69	74	18	30	67	75	68	85	20	25	74	70	15	35	68	77
16	Reducing crime	47	45	50	35	44	58	51	41	55	31	38	48	57	43	61	55	55	39	47	63	36	43	53	58	37	42	25	61	51	57	24	48	55	56	50	26
17	Addressing issues within the criminal justice system	46	40	52	55	46	44	41	49	43	43	44	45	49	42	69	52	35	56	39	31	57	56	28	43	55	58	51	75	28	38	55	57	32	39	52	62
18	Reducing the budget deficit	42	43	42	37	40	47	43	39	45	28	37	45	47	41	42	45	54	29	51	57	28	30	56	53	26	32	19	39	51	55	19	35	58	48	40	17
19	Dealing with the issue of immigration	39	35	43	33	34	42	47	34	44	39	33	38	42	37	45	47	39	39	32	45	36	43	36	42	34	44	31	47	38	39	35	42	45	30	39	40
20	Dealing with global climate change	38	35	41	43	39	32	38	41	35	49	37	37	35	34	48	49	14	59	20	8	57	61	14	14	59	59	64	53	10	15	65	55	7	23	50	70
21	Strengthening the U.S. military	37	34	41	14	34	49	51	27	50	25	27	36	48	39	49	31	51	28	38	62	21	37	47	55	23	32	17	54	45	53	13	36	60	36	34	21
22	Dealing with global trade issues	32	34	31	24	29	37	36	27	37	28	28	30	37	29	36	40	35	29	30	39	26	34	38	32	30	30	22	37	33	36	25	32	36	33	35	23
23	Improving the country’s roads, bridges and public transportation systems	32	34	29	29	28	36	36	28	36	32	28	29	35	29	42	34	27	36	23	30	31	42	29	25	41	33	34	40	23	28	35	37	27	26	33	40
24	Dealing with drug addiction	28	25	31	24	32	28	26	29	27	21	18	27	36	23	43	39	24	30	25	24	31	29	20	29	29	31	21	43	19	26	19	36	23	27	32	27
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26	Notes: White and Black voters include those who report only being one race and are not Hispanic. Hispanics are of any race. Some categories not shown because of insufficient sample size for reliable estimation.
27	Source: Survey of U.S. adults conducted Jan. 8-12, 2021.
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