Harris Poll conducted a survey on behalf of Grayscale on voters in the 2024 US Election
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Phase 2 (captured between April 30th and May 2, 2024) reinforced the findings from the first phase and underscored that American voters continue to have many of the same priorities and attitudes since Phase 1 was fielded in November 27-29, .2023. However, there have been some noteworthy shifts in interest and perception around owning crypto and how voters are thinking of crypto in the political landscape — both increasingly important topics leading up to the 2024 US Election. .
Ahead of the June 2024 US Presidential debate between Biden and Trump[1], voters are expressing uncertainty and the feeling that the stakes are substantial: Wars rage around the world, political discourse continues to be deeply polarized, and inflation is persistent in the US economy, among other things. The two likely Presidential candidates present drastically different visions for the country—and nearly half of registered voters say they would replace them if given the choice[2]. Amid this uncertainty, crypto assets are increasingly relevant to voters, as uncovered in the latest survey conducted by Harris Poll on behalf of Grayscale. Key takeaways include: ..
