More than 6 in 10 voters (61%) said they consider crime a “very important” issue when deciding whom to vote for in the 2022 midterms — second only to the economy, which 77% of voters labeled as a top issue in the most recent week of surveys.

Among Gen Z adults, 84% think CEOs should get involved in political, social and/or cultural issues, compared with 60% of baby boomers, 67% of Gen Xers and 75% of millennials. Gen Z adults are also just as likely to say CEOs should voice opinions on issues that go beyond the company’s remit (40%) as not (44%).

Roughly 1 in 5 adults who could potentially purchase a home in the coming years (22%) believe they would be able to do so without facing hardship. A majority of adults (56%) view homeownership as a financial risk.

Among all adults, 56% said they plan to buy gift cards for the holiday season this year, a 7 percentage point increase from last year. In particular, Gen Xers’ and men’s intentions to purchase gift cards have seen significant jumps since the 2021 season, rising by 11 percentage points and 10 percentage points, respectively.

A quarter of energy voters identify as Republican in 2022, up from 14% in 2020. By contrast, the share who identify as Democratic has fallen from 56% to 47% over the same time frame.