Designed and analyzed by CIRCLE, the 2008 Civic Health Index is an annual comprehensive assessment of attitudes, behaviors, and actions of Americans on civic activities including politics, volunteering, community action, and others. The survey provides a wealth of information about Americans’ civic participation. Among other things, the survey found that citizens were heavily engaged in political activities during the 2008 campaign, but many did not anticipate taking future action on issues raised during the campaign.

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