President of Pew Research Center
Washington D.C.
Joined February 2013
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Michael Dimock retweeted
I'm excited to share our new @PewResearch report on Asian American Identities, based on the largest nationally representative survey of its kind to date, focused on Asian Americans. See more from @PewIdentity #BeingAsianInAmerica #AAPIHeritageMonth pewrsr.ch/3B2JKGs
Michael Dimock retweeted
It was a pleasure to host @LibnOfCongress, @KenBurns, @MichaelDimock and @BeverlyKirk at @Pewtrusts in celebration of Pew’s 75th anniversary. Thank you for sharing your insights on strengthening our democracy. #Pew75
Michael Dimock retweeted
New data on US views toward China pewrsr.ch/3s45Q6r Conservative Republicans especially likely to say China is an enemy. Very few from either party say China is a partner.
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Great work by @cytamir & @MonicaRAnders pulling together Census and survey information into a digestible description of the growing Black immigrant population. pewrsr.ch/3tKe1Yg and then creating a one pager with a few key facts pewrsr.ch/3u1VIxT
Michael Dimock retweeted
Do Americans trust their elections? Researchers @hshartig and @B_radJ_ones discuss trust in elections and views of the U.S. electoral system in this episode of our new Trust in America video series. 1/
Michael Dimock retweeted
What changed between March & Sept last year in views of the Jan. 6 riot at US Capitol? A decline in the share of Republicans who said it was important to 'find and prosecute' the rioters.
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Michael Dimock retweeted
New @pewresearch study finds no signs of slowing in secularizing trends underway in US for decades
29% of US adults are now religious "nones," up 10 points in the last decade. 63% of US adults identify as Christians, down 12 points over same period.
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Michael Dimock retweeted
In the latest edition of Trust magazine, my colleague @CarrollDoherty shares how @pewresearch’s survey about racial equity in the country has led to a “big rethinking in America about race.” pew.org/3pWvCu9
Michael Dimock retweeted
New data essay highlights some of the key findings from our @pewglobal work on attitudes toward democracy over the past few years. One theme: many say democracy is not delivering – and they want political reform pewrsr.ch/31FBbTn
Michael Dimock retweeted
New from me @pewresearch:
Nearly six-in-ten adults (59%) say they find having political conversations with those they disagree with to be stressful, up from 50% in May 2019. This increase has come among Republicans and Democrats alike.
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Michael Dimock retweeted
We know women are more likely than men to graduate from college today. Our new survey finds the reasons people give for not completing college differ by gender. Men are more likely than women to say they "just didn't want to" get a four-year degree. pewrsr.ch/3n2ZuDn
Michael Dimock retweeted
New @pewresearch survey of American attitudes about church/state issues finds that most people express support for separation of church and state. But there are pockets of support for a more avowedly religious and explicitly Christian country.
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Michael Dimock retweeted
Pew Research Center invites you to join a virtual event ahead of @COP26 which will showcase our wide range of research – from our Science, U.S. Politics and Global teams – that highlights our most recent public opinion data related to climate change.#COP26 bit.ly/3oUbdFr
Michael Dimock retweeted
More US Hispanics than non-Hispanics say certain environmental issues are a big problem in their local communities. The largest differences between Hispanics and non-Hispanics came on air pollution (70% vs. 49%) and safety of drinking water (56% vs. 38%). pewrsr.ch/3oy7Vrm
ALT A bar chart showing that Hispanics see more environmental problems in their communities than non-Hispanics
Michael Dimock retweeted
NEW: Key findings about religious restrictions around the world in 2019 pewrsr.ch/3F5xlCt
ALT Police officers patrol Kashgar, China, in the western Xinjiang region on June 4, 2019, following the destruction of mosques at the end of Ramadan.
Michael Dimock retweeted
🚨NEW DATA🚨 Our findings show a continued widening of the partisan gap in media trust, fueled largely by a decline in trust among Republicans. In 2016, 70% of Republicans had at least some trust in national news orgs, twice that of now (35%). pewresearch.org/?p=399367
Michael Dimock retweeted
For U.S. Latinos, COVID-19 has taken a financial toll: 49% live in a household where someone has lost a job or taken a pay cut since the start of the pandemic. Among these households, 51% have had trouble paying bills. pewrsr.ch/3zeW4Rd
Michael Dimock retweeted
1/ We’ve written a new analysis of validated 2020 voters from @pewresearch’s American Trends Panel. It examines change and continuity in the national electorate, both of which contributed to Biden’s victory. Here are some noteworthy findings... pewrsr.ch/3duU8va
Michael Dimock retweeted
NEW Since 2018, the share of Republicans who favor no-excuse early or absentee voting has fallen 19 points, from 57% to 38%. Little change among Democrats; currently, 84% favor this.
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