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This graphic presents predictions for 2025 on various topics, based on a survey conducted by Ipsos between October 25 and November 8, 2024, in the United States.

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What Americans Predict Will Happen in 2025

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The year 2025 begins with a new president taking office, a ceasefire in Gaza, and wildfires causing extensive destruction in Los Angeles—all within the first month. So, what can we expect from the rest of the year?

This graphic presents predictions for 2025 on various topics, based on a survey conducted by Ipsos between October 25 and November 8, 2024, in the United States.

What Will 2025 Bring?

Below is the full table of data presented in the visualization:

Predictions for 2025LikelyUnlikely
There will be more extreme weather in the U.S.66%21%
Inflation will be higher59%27%
My personal data will be leaked on the internet58%28%
Immigration Will Increase56%28%
Unemployment will be higher52%31%
Women will be paid the same as men43%45%
There will be a new global pandemic caused by a new virus39%38%
Four-day work will become normal30%56%
Population will fall28%57%
People will become more tolerant26%63%
The war in Ukraine will end in 202526%52%
The conflicts in the Middle East will end in 202519%65%

Highlights from the survey include:

  • Americans foresee an increase in extreme weather events in 2025. A majority (56%) also expect immigration to rise, despite Trump’s promises to deport illegal immigrants and impose taxes on products from Mexico and Canada if neighboring countries don’t improve border security.
  • Most respondents also anticipate their personal data being leaked on the internet and believe that unemployment will increase.
  • Only 2 in 10 Americans think the conflicts in the Middle East will end in 2025 (noting that the survey was conducted before the Gaza ceasefire agreement). Additionally, 3 in 10 Americans believe the war in Ukraine will conclude this year.
  • Finally, 63% of respondents feel it is unlikely that people will become more tolerant in 2025.

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