More Americans identify politics as greatest source of risk to safety: Gallup poll
A recent Lloyd’s Register Foundation World Risk Poll, conducted with Gallup, reveals that 10 percent of American respondents now consider politics the 'greatest source of risk' to their everyday safety, up from 6 percent in both 2021 and 2023. The finding indicates a growing perception among Americans that political divisions or tensions pose a direct threat to personal security. The poll highlights a notable shift in public risk perception over the past few years, suggesting increasing anxiety about the political environment in the United States.
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More Americans identify politics as greatest source of risk to safety: Gallup poll
A recent Lloyd’s Register Foundation World Risk Poll, conducted with Gallup, reveals that 10 percent of American respondents now consider politics the 'greatest source of risk' to their everyday safety, up from 6 percent in both 2021 and 2023. The finding indicates a growing perception among Americans that political divisions or tensions pose a direct threat to personal security. The poll highlights a notable shift in public risk perception over the past few years, suggesting increasing anxiety about the political environment in the United States.