Biden supporters more likely to be angry at possible defeat than Clinton supporters in 2016

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Biden supporters more likely to be angry at possible defeat than Clinton supporters in 2016

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2. Voters’ feelings about the election and possible outcomes
Biden supporters are far more likely than Trump supporters to say they’d be angry if opponent wins in November -and-voter-attitudes_2-01
Biden supporters more likely to be angry at possible defeat than Clinton supporters in 2016
Both Trump and Biden supporters say if the other wins, it would result in lasting harm to the country
Trump, Biden supporters say their candidate should address concerns of all Americans if they win
Trump voters more likely than Biden voters to see politics as a struggle between right and wrong

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