Jimmy Carter Sought to Expand Democracy Worldwide Long After He Left the White House

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

50% : But the center noticed threats to American democracy were increasing, which prompted a decision to expand programs within the U.S."If we saw the same conditions in another country that we were seeing in the U.S. -- the lack of trust in election institutions, polarization and growing concern of political violence -- it is exactly the kind of country we would prioritize to see if we could play a constructive role," Carroll said.
43% : In the 2024 presidential election, which Trump won, the center did some limited observation in New Mexico, Montana and Fulton County, Georgia.

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