According to polling by the New York Times/Siena College, registered voters' concerns about economic issues are far outpacing concerns relating to societal issues.
by the New York Times/Siena College released Friday, nearly half of all registered voters, or 49%, viewed"economic issues such as jobs, taxes or the cost of living" as most important when making their decision as to which party they will ultimately cast their vote on election day.
When broken down by race, White voters were more likely to care about societal issues than both Black and Hispanic voters at 33%, 30% and 25%, respectively, however, White, Black and Hispanic voters all saw economic issues as most important. Both women and men viewed economic issues as the most important, 46% to 53%, but women were more likely than men to view societal issues as most important, 33% to 29%.
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