While Americans are divided about how the country is doing, 92% of adult Americans want to make America a better place to live, according to a survey conducted by SSRS on behalf of the America250 Foundation, the non-profit arm of the U.S. Semiquincentennial Commission charged with commemorating 250 years of American independence on July 4, 2026. …
American adults are united behind the American dream of working hard to achieve their goals (83%), with 79% of respondents saying they would rather live in America than anywhere else. When asked what they are hopeful for, Americans mention themes of working toward a better future (38%). They are also hopeful for unity/acceptance (23%), improved government and politics (23%), and equality (17%). Eighty-one percent (81%) associate America with freedom, followed by opportunity (80%), hard work (76%), and diversity (74%). CONTINUED
Keri Potts, America250