ISSUE PRIORITIES FOR BIDEN
Among voters nationwide
To what extent do you think each of the following should be a priority for President-elect Joe Biden, if at all, during his first 100 days as President?
Passing a new coronavirus aid package
A top priority: 67%
An important, but lower priority: 16%
Total: 83%
Installing an effective distribution plan for a COVID-19 vaccine
A top priority: 67%
An important, but lower priority: 14%
Total: 81%
Reducing the federal budget deficit
A top priority: 30%
An important, but lower priority: 37%
Total: 67%
Passing an infrastructure spending bill
A top priority: 26%
An important, but lower priority: 40%
Total: 66%
Passing a healthcare reform bill
A top priority: 42%
An important, but lower priority: 22%
Total: 64%
Passing a bill to reduce economic inequality
A top priority: 30%
An important, but lower priority: 31%
Total: 61%
Passing a bill to address climate change
A top priority: 32%
An important, but lower priority: 27%
Total: 59%
Passing legislation placing additional restrictions on gun ownership
A top priority: 23%
An important, but lower priority: 26%
Total: 49%
RON’S COMMENT: Top issues by party––
- 91% of Democrats and 78% of Republicans say passing a new coronavirus aid package is a priority
- 92% of Democrats and 72% of Republicans say installing an effective distribution plan for a COVID-19 vaccine
- 79% of Democrats and 51% of Republicans say passing an infrastructure spending bill
- 70% of Democrats and 67% of Republicans say reducing the federal budget deficit
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