A Rasmussen Reports survey found that economic issues and immigration are seen as more important to voters than abortion going into the 2024 presidential election.
While 71% said abortion would be an important issue, 91% saw the economy as important and 79% said immigration would be important.
“Among voters who Strongly Approve of Biden’s job performance as president, 87 percent say the issue of abortion will be Very Important in this year’s election. By contrast, among those who Strongly Disapprove of Biden’s performance, only 25 percent expect abortion to be a Very Important issue in November,” the report read.
Democrats were more likely than Republicans or independents to view abortion as very important, and Biden supporters were even more likely.
In contrast, majorities across party lines saw the economy as very important.
More men prioritized the economy over abortion, whereas more women saw abortion as very important.
Black voters were less likely than whites or other minorities to consider immigration a top issue.
“Fewer black voters (44 percent) than whites (65 percent) or other minorities (60 percent) say immigration-related issues will be Very Important in the presidential election,” the report added. “Breaking down the electorate by income categories, voters in the highest bracket – earning more than $200,000 a year – are least likely to expect immigration to be a Very Important issue in November.”
The findings suggest economic and immigration issues may have broader appeal to voters in the election compared to abortion.
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