AP-NORC poll: 8 in 10 voters want substantial change or "complete upheaval"
The poll's own release, with the issues voters rank highest going into November.
An AP-NORC poll of 1,119 adults including 925 registered voters, taken October 8–12, found 8 in 10 voters say the country needs substantial change or "complete and total upheaval" in how it is run. The economy (85%) and cost of living (84%) top the issues, followed by health care (69%) and the war with Iran (64%); 35% name artificial intelligence. 47% would prefer Democratic control of the House and 46% of the Senate, versus 38% for Republicans, with 15% unsure. Two-thirds feel pessimistic about the state of politics.
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NORC at the University of Chicago
After exploring Ahead of the midterms, most voters cite the economy and cost of living as top issues and favor political change, who ran the survey is NORC at the University of Chicago.
NORC, originally the National Opinion Research Center, an independent non-profit research institute affiliated with the University of Chicago.
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