Abortion Overtakes Immigration in Voters' Minds
Abortion,Immigration,Politics,2024 Presidential Election
Abortion has overtaken immigration to become the second most important issue for voters heading into the 2024 election between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, Newsweek polling suggests.
Over the past 16 months, a series of polls conducted byRedfield & Wilton Strategies ahead of the November 5 election asked participants: "Which issues are most likely to determine how you vote in the November 2024 Presidential Election? You may select up to three."
Only four issues out of 24 were repeatedly selected by more than two in five respondents: the economy, abortion, immigration and healthcare.
The economy was named the most important election issue for voters in every survey conducted since July 2023, regularly being cited by around 60 percent of respondents.
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