Nearly three-quarters of voters in Tuesday's presidential election believe American democracy is under threat, according to national exit poll data from Edison Research

Nearly 75% of voters in Tuesday's presidential election expressed concerns that American democracy is under threat, according to preliminary national exit polls by Edison Research. This reflects...

US Elections Exit Polls 2024: The poll showed 73 per cent of voters believed democracy was in jeopardy, against just 25 per cent who said it was secure.

The economy has ranked as the top issue for voters in every presidential election since 2008.

With the US election in full swing, Democrat Kamala Harris and Republican Donald Trump vied for support from millions with national exit polls becoming increasingly important ahead of results especially in determining what were the major issues of the campaign and what demographics came out to vote.

PHILADELPHIA: Nearly three-quarters of voters in Tuesday's presidential election say American democracy is under threat, according to preliminary nati...

The state of democracy, the shape of the economy and abortion are the most important issues for American voters in the US presidential election, according to the first wave of exit polls.

Democracy and the economy weighed heavily on the minds of voters as they cast their ballots in the 2024 presidential election, with just hours left as the nation decides whether to send Democrat Kamala Harris or Republican Donald Trump to the White House.