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Gallup national survey on election issues

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The Gallup national survey on election issues reveals that the economy is the most pressing concern for voters in the upcoming presidential election, with 52% of respondents rating it as “extremely important.” This focus on economic issues highlights a significant partisan divide, as a majority of Republican voters prioritize the economy, while fewer Democrats share this sentiment.

In the context of the survey, 54% of voters believe that Republican nominee Donald Trump is better equipped to handle economic matters compared to 45% who favor Democrat Kamala Harris. The survey also indicates that while the economy dominates voter concerns, issues like democracy in the U.S., terrorism, and immigration are also significant, with 49% of voters considering democracy an extremely important issue. Interestingly, the survey shows a stark contrast in priorities between party lines, with Republicans emphasizing economic concerns and Democrats focusing on issues such as democracy, healthcare, and abortion. This divergence in priorities is crucial for understanding the electoral landscape as the candidates prepare for the upcoming election.

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