Immigrant vote improves democracy.

When it comes to the vote of immigrants, the Barometer brings some more opinions of theirs in respect to the quality that this vote can have according to their viewpoint. This is in addition to the majority of immigrants who agree that they should vote.

Because they are not influenced by politics, immigrants make decisions that are more beneficial to the nation’s interests.

65.4% of respondents are in agreement with this statement, 18.2% are in disagreement, and 2.8% are unsure.

In another expression, “The vote of immigrants will democratize Albania faster,” 63.1% of respondents agree with this statement, while 16.6% of respondents strongly disagree with this statement.

These findings make it abundantly evident that the majority of the people who were interviewed by the 1000 Barometer are in agreement with the statement that, according to them, the vote of immigrants can be less likely to be intimidated or affected by political clientelism, and that their vote as an election quality can enable the country to democratize more quickly.

The United States of America has a long history of being distrustful of the federal government and critical of politicians. On the other hand, the American people’s perceptions of politics and elected officials are unflinchingly pessimistic, and there is little prospect that things will change in the near future.

The political process, according to the majority of people, is dominated by special interests, swamped with campaign finance, and engaged in partisan strife all at the same time. The public has a general perception that elected politicians are self-serving and ineffective.

An exhaustive new study conducted by the Pew Research Center on the current situation of politics in the United States reveals that there is no single focal point for the unhappiness of the general people. In addition to the three institutions of government, both political parties, political leaders, and candidates for office, there is extensive criticism directed toward all of these entities.

Noteworthy is the fact that the dissatisfaction of the American people with politics occurs at a time when the number of people voting in national elections is at an all-time high. The elections that took place in 2018, 2020, and 2022 were three of the most well-attended elections of their respective categories in the United States in the past few decades.

However, voting in elections is not the same thing as being content with the current state of politics, and the public is extremely unsatisfied with the current state of politics.

A mere 4% of adults in the United States believe that the political system is functioning extremely or very well, while another 23% believe that it is functioning moderately well. The majority of people, approximately sixty-three percent, do not have a great deal of faith or none at all in the future of the political system in the United States.

There is a record low in the number of people who have positive opinions of numerous political and governmental institutions. There are just sixteen percent of those who claim they have complete or almost complete faith in the federal government. However, despite the fact that trust has been hovering at historic lows for the better part of the previous twenty years, it is currently among the lowest levels that have been recorded in nearly seven decades. In addition, the number of people in the United States who have a negative opinion of the Supreme Court is more than the number of people who have a positive opinion of the court. This is the first time that this has happened.

A growing proportion of the general populace is opposed to both of the major parties. A total of twenty-eight percent of respondents have unfavorable opinions toward both parties, which is the highest percentage in the past thirty years of polling. And an equal percentage of adults, twenty-five percent, do not believe that either party adequately represents them.

Unimpressive choices have been made for candidates. In the midst of the intensifying presidential campaign, 63 percent of American citizens have expressed their discontent with the contenders who have surfaced up to this point. When the presidential campaign is taken out of the equation, there has been a general declining trend in people’s perceptions of the abilities of all political candidates. Approximately twenty percentage points have been lost since 2018, when just twenty-six percent of people rated the quality of political candidates as very or fairly good.

Age and term restrictions, as well as the elimination of the Electoral College, are also supported by majorities. The public’s dissatisfaction with the federal government and political leaders is reflected in the fact that a significant portion of the American population is in favor of a variety of reforms to the political system. These reforms include proposals that have been around for a long time, such as putting term limits on members of Congress and doing away with the Electoral College. Many people are in favor of imposing age restrictions on elected officials at the federal level as well as on members of the Supreme Court. However, there is a lack of interest among the general public in either expanding the size of the United States House of Representatives or altering the balance of members in the Senate.

The latest study of the opinions of Americans regarding the current state of the political system is primarily based on a survey that was carried out between July 10 and 16, 2023, among 8,480 individuals. Additionally, the survey that was carried out between June 5 and 11, 2023, among 5,115 adults, provided additional data. The Pew Research Center’s American Trends Panel, which is a nationally representative sample, was used for both of these studies.

A little more than a year before the presidential election, nearly two-thirds of Americans (65%) say that they always or frequently feel weary when thinking about politics, that they feel angry, and that they feel angry when they think about politics. On the other hand, just 10% of people indicate that they always or frequently feel hopeful about politics, and even fewer people, 4%, are enthused about politics.

In addition, the poll gives respondents multiple opportunity to express their thoughts and opinions about the political system and elected individuals using their own words. When asked to summarize their feelings about politics in a single word or phrase, only two percent of respondents choose favorable terms. Seventy-nine percent of respondents use words that are critical or negative, with the words “divisive” and “corrupt” coming up the most frequently.

The individuals were also asked to indicate the positive aspects of the political system, as well as the negative aspects of the system. Approximately one in ten people who gave favorable comments mentioned the institutions of the United States government, such as its system of checks and balances (12%), freedoms and democratic values (9%), and the chance to vote in elections (8%).

Nevertheless, it is instructive to note that the majority of Americans are either unable or unwilling to recognize positive aspects of the political system that governs the nation. Approximately one third of respondents did not provide an answer, and another twenty-two percent wrote “nothing,” which indicates that they believe the political system does not possess any strengths.

There is a widespread agreement among older and younger Americans, adults of White, Black, Hispanic, and Asian descent, as well as individuals who are highly interested in politics and those who are less engaged in politics. These opinions and other unfavorable attitudes are also broadly shared. Additionally, the party disparities in these attitudes are, for the most part, not particularly significant.

In an era that is characterized by partisan polarization, the parties have very little political ground in agreement with one another. They do, however, have a profound dissatisfaction with the way politics are now being conducted.

The public, on the other hand, has a very negative opinion on the influence that party polarization has on politics.

More than eighty-seven percent of Americans believe that the following statement is an accurate representation of politics: “Republicans and Democrats are more focused on fighting each other than on solving problems.”

When asked to identify the most significant issue with the political system in their own words, twenty-two percent of Americans volunteered that the most significant issue is partisan polarization or a lack of partisan cooperation. The criticisms of politicians are the only ones that are mentioned more frequently (31%).

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