Younger voters – particularly Biden supporters – are more likely than older voters to say they would replace both candidates on the 2024 ballot if they could

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3. Feelings about the 2024 race for president

Younger voters – particularly Biden supporters – are more likely than older voters to say they would replace both candidates on the 2024 ballot if they could

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Younger voters – particularly Biden supporters – are more likely than older voters to say they would replace both candidates on the 2024 ballot if they could

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3. Feelings about the 2024 race for president
About half of voters say they have given a lot of thought to 2024 candidates
Fewer voters say ‘it really matters who wins’ the 2024 presidential race than said this in April 2020
Nearly half of voters say, if given the chance, they would replace Biden and Trump on 2024 ballot with different candidates
Compared with 2020, Trump voters are less likely to say it is very important for losing candidate to concede

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3. Feelings about the 2024 race for president

Younger voters – particularly Biden supporters – are more likely than older voters to say they would replace both candidates on the 2024 ballot if they could

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