Half of nonvoters say they received little or no campaign outreach in the month before the election | Pew Research Center

December 14, 2020

Key findings about voter engagement in the 2020 election

Half of nonvoters say they received little or no campaign outreach in the month before the election

Half of nonvoters say they received little or no campaign outreach in the month before the election

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Half of nonvoters say they received little or no campaign outreach in the month before the election

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Key findings about voter engagement in the 2020 election
Sharp decline in share of Trump voters who say ordinary citizens can do a lot to influence the government
Half of nonvoters say they received little or no campaign outreach in the month before the election
Modest differences between Trump and Biden voters in how they were contacted by campaigns Young voters less likely than older voters to say they were contacted by political campaigns via printed mail, email or phone calls
Modest differences between Trump and Biden voters in how they were contacted by campaigns
Biden voters more likely than Trump voters to say they donated to campaigns
Biden voters were more likely to contribute money, Trump voters more likely to display signs and posters