Trump voters’ expectations for U.S. economy turn far more negative; Biden voters’ views are less changed

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November 20, 2020

5. Key post-election issues: The pandemic and the economy

Trump voters’ expectations for U.S. economy turn far more negative; Biden voters’ views are less changed

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Trump voters’ expectations for U.S. economy turn far more negative; Biden voters’ views are less changed

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5. Key post-election issues: The pandemic and the economy
Majorities across nearly all groups, including Biden and Trump voters, say more COVID-19 aid is needed
Higher-income Trump voters less likely to say more COVID-19 aid is needed
Biden voters four times more likely than Trump voters to favor more restrictions due to COVID-19
Americans continue to express more confidence in Biden than Trump to handle the coronavirus outbreak
Trump voters’ expectations for U.S. economy turn far more negative; Biden voters’ views are less changed
Trump voters’ expectations for U.S. economy turn far more negative; Biden voters’ views are less changed

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5. Key post-election issues: The pandemic and the economy

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