US Elections 2020 | Top issues on voters’ minds before casting their vote

The 2020 United States presidential elections is scheduled to take place in two months, with Americans set to vote amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. The Pew Research Centre, a non-partisan American think-tank, has conducted a survey among Joe Biden and Donald Trump supporters to name the top issues which are important to their vote in 2020. The economy is consistently a top voting issue. Nearly 79 percent of the registered voters says the economy will be very important to them in making their decision about whom to cast their vote for. Let’s take a look at the top issues for voters in 2020

Economy | 79 percent

Healthcare | 68 percent

Supreme Court appointments | 64 percent

The coronavirus outbreak | 62 percent (Image: Reuters)

Violent crime | 59 percent (Image: Reuters)

Foreign policy | 57 percent

Gun policy | 55 percent (Image: Reuters)

Race and ethnic inequality | 52 percent (Image: Getty Images)

Immigration | 52 percent (Image: Reuters)

Economic inequality | 49 percent (Image: Reuters)

Climate change | 42 percent

Abortion | 40 percent