Age Groups Differ on Greatest U.S. President

Americans aged 18 to 34 are most likely to say Abraham Lincoln is the greatest president, those aged 35 to 54 say it is Ronald Reagan, and people ages 55 and older are most likely to choose John F. Kennedy.

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Age Groups Differ on Greatest U.S. President

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