As the Democratic National Convention draws near, a recent AP-NORC poll revealed that Democrats place slightly more trust in Vice President Kamala Harris than President Joe Biden when it comes to handling climate change. The survey indicated that 85% of Democrats have "a lot" or "some" trust in Harris, compared to about three-quarters expressing similar confidence in Biden. Among Democrats under 45, the trust difference widens, with around 75% favoring Harris as opposed to approximately 60% for Biden.
The data showcases a potential shift in candidate perception among Democrats, particularly on pivotal issues like climate change, where there is heightened demand for government action. This shift offers Harris a chance to appeal to younger Democrats, who are markedly concerned about environmental issues. Concerns are especially pronounced among younger Democrats; over 60% report feeling "anxious" about climate change, significantly more than their older counterparts. About 75% of Democrats see the 2024 presidential outcome as crucial for climate action, compared to 44% of independents and roughly 20% of Republicans. (This story was generated by Newser's AI chatbot. Source: the AP)
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