Voters find 2020 campaign less interesting than 2016, though fewer also say it is ‘too negative’

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August 13, 2020

3. Views of the 2020 campaign and voting in November

Voters find 2020 campaign less interesting than 2016, though fewer also say it is ‘too negative’

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Voters find 2020 campaign less interesting than 2016, though fewer also say it is ‘too negative’

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3. Views of the 2020 campaign and voting in November
More voters say it really matters who wins the presidency than at any point in the last two decades
Record-high shares of both Republican and Democratic voters say the election outcome ‘really matters’
Voters find 2020 campaign less interesting than 2016, though fewer also say it is ‘too negative’
Impressions of the 2020 campaign
Six-in-ten Trump backers say they would rather vote in person on Election Day – about the same share of Biden supporters would prefer to vote by mail
Just 34% of voters under 30 expect it will be easy to vote in November

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3. Views of the 2020 campaign and voting in November

Voters find 2020 campaign less interesting than 2016, though fewer also say it is ‘too negative’

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