Majorities say the candidate they support makes them feel positive emotions, but even larger majorities say the opposing candidate makes them feel uneasy | Pew Research Center

September 9, 2024

3. Harris’ and Trump’s personal traits and the tone of their campaigns

Majorities say the candidate they support makes them feel positive emotions, but even larger majorities say the opposing candidate makes them feel uneasy

Majorities say the candidate they support makes them feel positive emotions, but even larger majorities say the opposing candidate makes them feel uneasy

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3. Harris’ and Trump’s personal traits and the tone of their campaigns
Harris has edge as even-tempered and as a good role model, but Trump has advantage on standing up for his beliefs
Harris viewed similarly to Biden on honesty, empathy but seen as mentally sharper
Harris and Trump supporters generally attribute positive characteristics to their candidate, but there are some exceptions
Trump’s tone is seen more negatively than Harris’
More voters say Harris or Trump makes them feel uneasy, angry than say they make them feel proud or hopeful
Majorities say the candidate they support makes them feel positive emotions, but even larger majorities say the opposing candidate makes them feel uneasy