Two-thirds of the public think there is at least some discrimination against women in the United States today. Even more, 73%, think Black women face discrimination .
About a quarter of registered voters are unfamiliar with each of the vice presidential candidates. Democrats are more positive about Tim Walz than Republicans are about JD Vance.
Trump is viewed more favorably by white evangelical Protestants, mainline Protestants and Catholics. Black Protestants and Hispanic Catholics are more likely to have a favorable opinion of Harris. But Hispanic Protestants are closely split between the two candidates.
