A gap in views of the availability of jobs and good jjbbs' % saying
The experiment found that respondents were more likely to say plenty of “jobs” were available in their community than they were to say plenty of “good jobs” were available (60% vs. 48%). While there are partisan differences in these views (Republicans had more positive views of job availability), both Republicans and Democrats are significantly more likely to say “jobs” are available than to say “good jobs” are.
A gap in views of the availability of  | jobs and good jjbbs'  | % saying  | in their community  | Jobs are  | Plenty of jobs  | DK/  | difficult to find  | available  | Ref  | Total  | 33  | 60  | Rep/ Lean Rep  | 23  | 71  | Dem/ Lean Dem  | 39  | 53  | 8  | GOOD jobs are  | Plenty of GOOD  | difficult to find  | jobs available  | Total  | 45  | 48  | Rep/ Lean Rep  | 36  | 58  | Dem/ Lean Dem  | 55  | 39  | Note: Respondents were randomly asked about either jobs  | or good jobs  | Source: Survey of U.S. adults conducted Jan. 9-14, 2019  | PEW RESEARCH CENTER 