In Landslide Election for Democrats, NORC Survey Finds Two-Thirds of 2024 Trump Voters Wanted Sweeping Change in How the Country is Run
A NORC survey of over 110,000 registered voters found that 80 percent wanted substantial change or complete upheaval in the country's direction.
A recent NORC survey of over 110,000 registered voters found that 80 percent wanted substantial change or complete upheaval in the country's direction. The survey was conducted across all 50 states, including those who decided not to vote.
Voters expressed dissatisfaction with the country's direction, with 72 percent disapproving of Congress' job performance and 64 percent dissatisfied with the country's progress. The economy and healthcare were top concerns, with 58 percent and 44 percent citing them as key issues.
The survey also found that voters had greater confidence in state and local government, with 73 percent and 74 percent expressing confidence in their state and local governments, respectively, compared to 55 percent for the executive branch.
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