White voters more likely than Black, Hispanic and Asian voters to be ‘extremely motivated’ to vote-and-voter-attitudes_4-02

October 8, 2020

4. Voter engagement and interest, voting by mail and in person

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4. Voter engagement and interest, voting by mail and in person
Interest in the election and voting is equally high among Trump and Biden supporters
White voters more likely than Black, Hispanic and Asian voters to be ‘extremely motivated’ to vote-and-voter-attitudes_4-02
Wide differences between Trump, Biden supporters over how they plan to vote-and-voter-attitudes_4-03
Among mail voters, Trump and Biden supporters have similar plans for returning their ballots-and-voter-attitudes_4-04
Older voters most likely to say they have voted or will vote by absentee or mail-in ballot-and-voter-attitudes_4-05

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