As many as 34 percent of voters in US presidential elections consider the economy to be a major issue. At the same time, 21 percent of people declared racial disharmony as the main problem, while only 18 percent of people described the coronavirus epidemic as a major issue.
Washington: Economic problems and racial inequality are the most important issues for voters in the United States, while only a third of voters consider Covid-19 to be an important issue.
In a survey conducted by CNN News Channel, 34 percent of voters considered the economy to be a major issue. At the same time, 21 percent termed racial disharmony as the main issue, while only 18 percent cited the Coronavirus epidemic as a major issue.
It is noteworthy that America is severely affected by Covid-19 and is the number one worldwide in cases of infection and deaths caused by the epidemic. At the same time, 11 percent of the voters described crime, security as well as healthcare policy as the main issues.
These figures have been prepared by surveying 4,919 voters through phone, along with the survey conducted among 7,774 voters in 115 places.
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