On the contrary, 47% of voters believe climate change policies should be strenghtened no matter the cost of jobs or economic hardship.

This is in contrast to 45% of voters who believe that teachers should be allowed to continue teaching virtually if they refuse to teach in person.

41% of voters say COVID-19 restrictions are being loosened because of new scientific data, whereas 41% say that it is because of partisan politics, now that Trump is out of office and Biden is president.

Voters are rather pessimistic about the unity of America in the upcoming year.

40% of voters think an impeachment trial after Trump leaves office is unnecessary. However, 42% of voters do think it should be done.

On four key issues — the COVID-19 pandemic, economy, climate change, and race relations — 51-55% of voters say they’re at least somewhat confident in Joe Biden’s leadership.

Only 19% of Republican voters identified themselves as part of MAGA nation more than with the GOP.

Meanwhile, Kamala Harris is viewed as politically liberal by 62% of voters.

On the contrary, 62% of voters are opposed to America splitting into two countries, one made up of red states and the other, of blue states.

This is contrary to 39% of voters who say they trust governors and mayors more to decide when businesses should reopen during the COVID-19 pandemic.