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The economy tops voters’ minds as they consider their vote in the upcoming election

Most registered voters believe the outcome of the election will have a meaningful impact on the economy. Both Trump and Harris are equally matched in terms of who voters trust more to handle the economy.

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Voters have a more positive view of Harris than Trump

Majorities of both Democratic and Republican registered voters think their respective candidate has the electoral advantage.

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State of the Facts 2024

The public is highly skeptical of election information heading into November 2024.

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Strong partisan differences in the public’s opinion of the candidates for president and vice president

Forty-eight percent have a favorable view of Kamala Harris and 40% are favorable toward Donald Trump. A sizeable minority of the public say they don’t know enough about JD Vance or Tim Walz to have an opinion.

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Harris is building excitement among Democrats

Sixty-three percent of Democrats are excited about the idea of a Harris administration, up sharply from the 40% who felt that way in March about a Biden victory. Fifty-seven percent of Republicans would be excited by a Trump victory.

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