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Thailand’s opposition leader, Srettha Thavisin has recently promised 10,000 Thai baht ($300) in digital currency if elected Prime Minister. While some regarded this as a positive thing, others felt the contrary. This prompted Real Research to launch a survey on the topic to see what the public has to say. Check out the video to see what respondents from the survey had to say.

Highlights:
🔹21.63% feel that Thailand’s opposition leader promising crypto airdrop is ‘bribery’ and feel it will not work.
🔹38.41% feel Thavisin’s crypto handout could possibly improve Thailand’s economy
🔹24% feel Thavisin will use Bitcoins (BTC) to carry out his crypto handout

Thailand’s Opposition Leader’s Promise to Airdrop Crypto Will Not Improve Economy, Say 26%

Real Research launched a survey to gauge public perception of the recent Trump-Stormy Daniels scandal that could potentially jeopardize Trump’s political career and his run for the presidency in 2024. Thus, for the results of the survey conducted, check out the video.

Highlights:
🔹 56.71% are well aware of the Trump-Stormy Daniels scandal
🔹 20.6% state that the scandal could jeopardize Trump’s upcoming 2024 election
🔹 Almost half (48.97%) agree that Trump should be indicted for the alleged scandal

For more detailed information on insights please visit the Real Research media platform.
Trump’s Scandal Would Influence His Upcoming 2024 Presidency Election: 33% Says

President Donald Trump has announced that he plans to run for the 2024 Presidential elections, leaving many with multiple opinions. Trump’s tenure between 2017 and 2021 gathered mixed opinions as well. Some 47 % in a Real Research survey conducted were supporters of Trump in 2017, whereas, 19% were not and 34% were neutral. Likewise, Real Research conducted a survey to gather opinions on what the public had to say on the topic. Check the video for more results on the survey.

Highlights:
🔹46.73% were Trump supporters in 2017
🔹35.57% say that Trump did well during his reign
🔹Almost 40% (39.15%) support increasing traffic or fees on imports policy

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35% Believe That Trump Is a Strong and Well-qualified Leader

Real Research, an online survey app, conducted a survey seeking public opinions on Ukraine’s President, Volodymyyr Zelenskyy, and his wife’s recent Vogue photoshoot amid war-torn Ukraine. As the photographs were released, many expressed mixed opinions as well as concerns about the timing of the Vogue photoshoot. Check out the video survey results to find out what Real Research survey respondents had to say about the Zelenskyys’ Vogue special cover and story edition.

Highlights:
🔹29.7% feel irritated about the Ukrainian president’s Vogue photoshoot
🔹28.94% ‘highly disagree’ that the pictures highlight the realities of the war
🔹33.61% ‘most definitely’ feel the photos will revive recollections of the war years later

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Almost 30% Irritated About the Zelenskyy’s Vogue Photoshoot

Real Research, an online survey app, conducted a survey seeking public opinions on China-USA tensions following Nancy Pelosi’s visit to Taiwan. Recently, United States White House Speaker and Politician, Nancy Pelosy, took an impromptu trip to Taiwan amid persistent China-Taiwan history. This raised considerable opinions as well as concerns about the future of the 2 countries. Check out the video survey results to find out what Real Research survey respondents had to say about the existent China-Taiwan relationship, and what this may possibly mean for future of both countries.

Highlights:
🔹74.64% are aware of Nancy Pelosi’s visit to Taiwan
🔹45.06% think Pelosi’s visit was an intentional sleight against China
🔹47.88% favor China’s claims that Taiwan is a renegade province

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More Than 76% Say the World Appears To Be Overpopulated

Real Research, an online survey app, conducted a survey on five months into the Russia-Ukraine war-turned invasion. What started as a disagreement initially has now spanned for over 5 months, becoming the first human rights crisis since World War 2. As tensions between the countries increase, so do the lasting effects of the war on society, economy, and politics. To find out what survey respondents had to say about the persistent war, check out the video survey results to find out what Real Research survey respondents had to say on the Real Research application.

Highlights
🔹77.53% are keeping up with the latest news about the Russia-Ukraine war
🔹56.04% anticipate the Russia-Ukraine war to continue
🔹66.55% believe Ukraine should not cede its territory

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Up to 40% Believe the Russia-Ukraine War Caused a Spike in Inflation

Real Research, an online survey app, launched a survey on younger vs. older presidents (Is Joe Biden too old to be president?) The survey aims to seek opinions on what the public ‘ideally’ thinks about the age of a president and whether age can be associated with the capabilities of a good president. Check out the video results to know more about the survey findings curated from the Real Research online survey application.

Highlights:
🔹79.94% agree US President Joe Biden is the oldest person elected to top US office
🔹51.19% prefer presidents with more relative experience and knowledge
🔹37.69% say the 20sare the ideal age for a candidate to be president

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72.92% Say Age Is Vital To Run In Presidential Elections

Real Research conducted a survey on the rise of hate crimes in the US. The survey aims explicitly to find out public views on hate crimes and the gun laws in place. Here are the results:

Highlights
🔹 48.54% feel hate crimes in the USA have increased since 2021.
🔹 53.30% say hate crimes rose by 40% due to Trump’s presidential reign which awakened hateful citizens.
🔹 57.59% feel strict gun laws should be implemented to stop hate crimes in the USA.

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58% Say Racism Is the Biggest Cause for Hate Crimes in the US