I have a question for Chris: why does climate change and the environment not appear at all in undecided voters' concerns (and in much other polling data on other groups, for that matter)? Specifically, is climate/environment being offered as a potential answer in the poll and drawing miserably low numbers in response, or is it being left…
I have a question for Chris: why does climate change and the environment not appear at all in undecided voters' concerns (and in much other polling data on other groups, for that matter)? Specifically, is climate/environment being offered as a potential answer in the poll and drawing miserably low numbers in response, or is it being left out of the poll as though it were a non-issue? I for one am continually mystified that this enormous existential level issue draws so little attention in our current political discourse. As far as I can tell, the climate is already costing us more than illegal immigrants ever have.
I have a question for Chris: why does climate change and the environment not appear at all in undecided voters' concerns (and in much other polling data on other groups, for that matter)? Specifically, is climate/environment being offered as a potential answer in the poll and drawing miserably low numbers in response, or is it being left out of the poll as though it were a non-issue? I for one am continually mystified that this enormous existential level issue draws so little attention in our current political discourse. As far as I can tell, the climate is already costing us more than illegal immigrants ever have.