Even as Harris campaigns on social issues like abortion, the economy and the border remain at the forefront of voters’ minds. How will this affect the election in November?

From The Daily Wire. The state of the economy and immigration remain the top concerns for voters as we near the presidential election in November, a new poll has found.

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The poll from The Economist and YouGov found that the two issues are still the top concerns for Americans, marking the continuation of a trend identified by earlier polls. While 74 percent of those polled said that jobs and the economy are “very important,” another 23 percent said that it is “somewhat important.” Another 56 percent said that immigration was “very important” while an additional 31 percent called it “somewhat important.”

When asked directly about which issue was the most important to them, 24 percent pointed to inflation, 13 percent said jobs and the economy, and 12 percent said immigration was the most important issue to them. …

The poll, which was conducted from August 11th through the 13th, reaffirms previous surveys, which have consistently found that the economy and immigration are some of the most important issues for voters heading into the November election. …

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(Excerpt from The Daily Wire. Photo Credit: U.S. Customs and Border Protection)