🔻 An important survey among voters: the economy is the most important concern of Americans in the elections.
Voters across the United States cited the economy as their top concern heading into the midterm elections.
In a survey conducted among more than 79 thousand people, about 39 percent of the participants said that the economy is the most important issue facing the country.
The state of democracy came in second with 32 percent, followed by immigration with 14 percent.
A smaller percentage of voters also mentioned issues related to health and care, foreign policy and crime as their most important concerns.
This survey, officially called the "Voter Survey", is an example of the profile of American voters on the eve of the election, and it also includes votes from polling stations; Both the votes of those who voted first and those who voted on election day. This poll was conducted by the Asasaras Polling Institute on behalf of the American Media Coalition. Please note that this is the first part of the survey data and the data may change overnight.