A majority of Millennials and Gen Zers do not support the death penalty, the research found based on aggregated data from Gallup.

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(NewsNation) — Overall support for the death penalty in the U.S. has fallen to 53%, the lowest level in five decades, according to a Gallup study released Thursday. A majority of millennials and Gen-Zers do not support the death penalty, the research found based on aggregated data from Gallup’s annual crime survey, which dates back to 2000. An average of 66% of American adults supported the death penalty from 2000 to 2006, compared to 61% from 2…

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This new Gallup piece, headlined “Drop in Death Penalty Support Led by Younger Generations: Less than half of millennials, Gen Z are in favor of it for convicted murderers,” reports on its latest survey data concerning views on capital punishment.  Here are excerpts: 
Younger generations of U.S. adults are far less likely than older generations to favor the death penalty for convicted murderers. As a result, overall support for the death penalty…

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