Trump against Biden: US voters pass meaningful judgment on Corona - and something else was even more important to them

Americans will be asked representatively about their reasons for voting during the 2020 US election.

The coronavirus plays a subordinate role.

The focus is on another topic.

• US election 2020

  *

  : which issues were

  decisive

  for the

  Americans

  ?

  Exit polls

  reveal some surprising focal points when casting votes.

• The

  corona policy

  of

  Donald Trump

  *

  and addressing the

  coronavirus

  * -Crisis

  was less important for them.

• According to the

  US election polls

  *

  by

  CNN

  ,

  one topic was

  decisive in the voting.

Munich / Washington -

from the

or

from the

?

Exit polls for the 2020 US election: economy, climate protection or health policy - what was decisive?

The

was primarily, but not only, about the presidential candidates of the respective party.

But also about the issues, the so-called policy fields.

For example the

,

or social policy.

The news

asked

immediately after leaving the polling stations about their motives for voting.

So it was about which topics were decisive for you when you ticked the box.

And which priorities played a rather subordinate role for them.

Exit polls in the 2020 US election: These topics were crucial for the Americans when they voted

• 1st priority for U.S. voters

  : the

  economy

  (about 33 percent)

• 2nd priority for US voters

  :

  ethnic equality

  / rapprochement between white and black Americans (about 20 percent)

• 3rd priority for US voters

  :

  Corona policy

  (around 20 percent)

• 4th priority for U.S. voters

  :

  crime and security

  (about 10 percent)

• 5th priority for US voters

  :

  health policy

  (about 10 percent)

2020 US election: Economy was the most important issue for Americans when they voted

In first place of the priorities in the

was the

with just under a third, i.e. around 33 percent.

The way in which the

was

was therefore only

decisive

for just under 20 percent of the

.

Health policy was the focus of their decision for around ten percent of voters.

Striking: According to

, around 50 percent of those surveyed were

satisfied

with the previous

, and 50 percent were also

not satisfied

with Trump's crisis management in

.

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