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2. Voters’ views of Biden and Trump

How confident are voters in Biden’s, Trump’s fitness for office, advisers, ethics and respect for democracy?

How confident are voters in Biden’s, Trump’s fitness for office, advisers, ethics and respect for democracy?

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2. Voters’ views of Biden and Trump
How confident are voters in Biden’s, Trump’s fitness for office, advisers, ethics and respect for democracy?
Biden supporters are broadly confident in his respect for democracy, ethics, choice of advisers; they are far less confident in his physical and mental fitness
Trump draws broad confidence from his supporters on fitness for office, respect for democracy; fewer are highly confident that he acts ethically in office
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