This has come to light in a new survey of Fox News television channel. Who will be the winner of the 2024 United States elections if there were votes Today.
He This survey was conducted between 11 and 14 October Under the joint direction of Beacon Research (D) and Shaw & Company Research (R).
Report includes Interviews with 1,110 registered voters Who were randomly selected from the national voter pool and responded to the survey via landline and mobile phone, or completed the survey online.
When asked “if presidential election If there were candidates today, who would you vote for? kamala harris And Tim Walz one of the two Donald Trump And J.D. vanes?” He 48% of those surveyed said they support DemocratsWhen 50% of Republicans prefer the formula.
Recently, the former president has made gains and is up 2 points nationally. According to Fox News, “These are Trump’s best figures since Harris became the candidate.”
still, Harris has a 6-point lead among voters in seven major states.Meanwhile, the candidates are tied with 49% support among voters in surrounding counties.
Breaking down the total results by gender, Men show preference for Republicanswith 55% in your favorin front of 44% who support DemocratsOnly 1% of men responded that they did not know who they would vote for.
Instead, Women show majority support for Democratswith 53% in favor of Harris and WalzWhen 45% prefer Republicans1% of women choose other options, and 2% don’t know who to vote for.
This analysis shows a slight advantage for Republicans among men, while women lean more toward the Democrats.
According to the survey, between whiteThe Republicans have an advantage of 53% compared to Democrats’ 45% support.However, in between non whiteDemocrats have significantly more support (59%) than Republicans (37%).
On the other end, Voters under 45 give Republicans a slight preference (51%) compared to Democrats (48%). However, voters People over 65 significantly support Democrats (86%) compared to Republicans (12%).
ultimately Voters view the economy, abortion and immigration as the most important issuesWhen deciding who to vote for. However, both parties received fairly equal support in these areas. Democrats have a slight advantage on immigration, 53% compared to 51% for Republicans.