A recent study reveals that as voters turn their attention to the 2028 presidential election, economic issues are at the forefront of their concerns. Many Republicans prefer a successor to Donald Trump who aligns with his policies, while independents are looking for a break from his approach. The survey shows that improving the economy is a priority, with voters particularly concerned about grocery and gas prices. Additionally, opinions on the effects of artificial intelligence on the economy are mixed, and there is a call for reforms in Congress.
Key facts
- 40% of MAGA Republicans want a successor to Trump who mirrors his policies and style.
- 60% of independents prefer a break from Trump's policies.
- 30% of voters want newly elected officials to address grocery costs first.
- 40% of voters believe AI will harm the economy over the next decade.
- The NORC study surveyed 113,020 registered voters from October 26 to November 3, 2026.
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