Midterm Voting: Comparing Voter Priorities

As election day approaches, voters across the United States reflect on the candidates and issues they find most significant. A recent survey conducted by the Pew Research Center between September 28 and October 4 asked nearly 4,000 registered voters to rank the importance of various issues concerning their congressional vote.

Commonly, certain priorities are shared among many voters, while some divide the electorate. Questions concerning specific topics, like data centers and immigration, gauge how individuals’ views align with those of other voters.

Take the quiz to compare your opinions with the broader U.S. voter pool.

Question 1: Would you support or oppose a political leader advocating for building data centers near you?

Question 2: How significant is the economy in your congressional vote this year?

Question 3: How significant is immigration in your congressional vote this year?

Question 4: How significant is the issue of violent crime in your congressional vote this year?

Question 5: How significant is gun policy in your congressional vote this year?

Question 6: How significant are environmental and climate policies in your congressional vote this year?

Question 7: How motivated are you to participate in this year’s congressional elections?

You must answer every question to receive your results.