Republicans still prefer to vote on Election Day, but by much smaller margin than previous cycles.
-
While 52% of Republicans surveyed say they plan to vote on Election Day, 41% say they will vote early.
-
54% of Democrats say they will vote early compared to just 34% saying they plan to vote on election day.
-
47% of self-reported independents plan to vote on Election Day.
Democrats evenly split on early voting method; Republicans prefer early in-person compared to voting by mail.
-
37% of Republicans plan to vote early in-person, compared to just 4% by mail.
-
Males more likely to vote on election day (53%) compared to females (37%)
Conservatives overwhelmingly report seeing more early voting efforts than liberal voters
- 51% of self-described conservative voters report having seen, read or heard about increased early voting efforts compared to just 18% of self-described liberal voters.
- 68% of self-described liberal voters report seeing no efforts regarding early voting
56% of those aged 65+ plan to vote early
- 18-34 age group slowest to adopt early voting with 57% saying they plan to vote on Election Day.
Glenn Youngkin has a 58% approval rating compared to Biden’s 44% approval rating
-
Among Independents, Youngkin has a 65% approval rating.
-
48% Approval Rating among women
-
39% approval rating among African Americans
-
-
Biden’s highest approvals come from African Americans with a 74% approval.
-
Lowest approval (12%) comes from those aged 18-34
-
