Will 1% of Americans believe technology is most important problem in the US in 2026, according to Gallup?
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Gallup polls Americans monthly asking them "What do you think is the most important problem facing the country today?"
- The list of answers is long and includes "the advancement of computers/technology", which polls below 1% and often below 0.5%.
- Late last year, however, technology polled at 1% (go to the 2nd page or click "get the data").
- [image][image]This question resolves YES if Gallup reports that 1% or more of Americans polled assign "the advancement of computers/technology" as the most important problem facing the United States in any month in 2026.
- Otherwise this question resolves NO on 1 Jan 2027.
- Will AI, computers, and technology crack 1% in Gallup's polling in any month in 2026?
