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  1. While majorities of supporters of all Democratic primary candidates say the legalization of same-sex marriage has been good for society, the intensity of their support varies

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  2. In 1980, the average hourly wage of U.S. women was 67% the hourly wage of men ($15 vs. $23). By 2018, women earned 85% as much as men ($22 vs. $26) on average.

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  3. Many people in Nigeria have considered leaving the country. In a spring 2018 survey, 45% of Nigerian adults said they plan to move to another country sometime within the next five years.

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  4. As of 2016, around six-in-ten black Nigerian immigrants in the U.S. (59%) had a bachelor’s degree or more education – a share roughly double that of the overall American population.

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  5. Occupations in which mechanical skills are most important paid an average hourly wage of $23 in 2018, compared with $25 in occupations in which mechanical skills are least important.

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  6. The greatest narrowing of the gender wage gap in recent decades was in high-managerial-skill jobs. Women progressed to earning 83% as much as men in these jobs in 2018, compared with 60% in 1980.

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  7. Average hourly wage at the workplace for men and women in 1980 and 2018: Men: $23, $26 Women: $15, $22

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  8. Those who mostly use social media for political news are less likely to be concerned about made-up information

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  9. Among Democratic voters who consistently supported Bernie Sanders throughout the 2016 primaries, 44% favor him for the party's nomination today, while 25% support Elizabeth Warren, according to our surveys.

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  10. Share of each candidates’ supporters who say the legalization of same-sex marriage has been a *very* good thing for our society: Warren: 78% Buttigieg: 74% Sanders: 72% Bloomberg: 47% Biden: 41%

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  11. Caucuses have been features of Iowa politics since the 19th century, but as one historian wrote, they attracted no national attention before 1972: “Generally, caucus attendance was poor, and often a handful of party regulars were the only persons present.”

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  12. Besides Iowa, only two other states – Nevada and Wyoming – as well as four U.S. territories will pick their Democratic convention delegates through caucuses this year. That's 11 fewer states than in 2016.

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    The Iowa Caucuses are today -- did you about 80,000 Latinos there are eligible to vote (adult U.S. citizens). They make up about 3.4% of Iowa's eligible voters.

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  14. Only about a quarter of Democratic registered voters in the U.S. (26%) say it is a bad thing that Iowa and New Hampshire hold their nominating contests before other states.

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    Supporters of the Democratic 2020 candidates largely agree on most issues. But there are key differences - including in views of the the impact that billionaires have on the country.

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    You might think turnout in the is huge given all the attention the state gets. But in 2016, fewer than a third of registered Democratic voters (29.2%) and registered Republican voters (30.3%) took part.

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  17. 54% of Democratic voters who express a preference for a 2020 candidate say there are several candidates running for the nomination they feel enthusiastic about; a somewhat smaller share (43%) say they are only enthusiastic about their first choice

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    A helpful guide to understanding the .

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  19. Among Biden’s supporters, no clear second choice; many Democrats who support Sanders name Warren as a second choice, and vice versa

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  20. 43% of Democratic voters who consistently supported Clinton for the nomination in 2016 now support Biden. None of the other Democratic candidates garner more than 13% of this group’s support for the nomination.

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