New poll shows voter preferences between Walz and Vance for the vice presidential nominee.
On October 1, Sen JD Vance and Gov Tim Walz will engage in a debate.
A recent survey on the 2024 vice presidential candidates shows that Gov. Tim Walz has a higher favorability rating among voters compared to Sen. JD Vance.
According to a recent survey by The Washington Post, ABC News, and Ipsos, 39% of Americans prefer Walz compared to Vance's 32%, while 30% have a negative view of Walz.
Despite the fact that 31% of respondents did not answer the question, Americans may still be forming an opinion of Vice President Harris' running mate.
44% of Americans disapprove of Walz as Harris' running mate.
What is the percentage of respondents who have a favorable view of Vance and an unfavorable view of Trump's running mate?
26% of respondents did not answer the question, which is 5 percentage points lower than those who gave an opinion of Walz.
Among rural voters, Vance is up 13 percentage points over Walz.
Among White evangelical Protestants, the Ohio senator has a substantial advantage, with a net positive 37-point lead.
The survey shows that Walz leads by 16 points among people under 40 years old and has a more positive image among both men and women.
The poll was conducted from August 9 to 13 with a margin of error of plus or minus 2 percentage points.
The first vice presidential debate on CBS News on Oct. 1 will feature two candidates going head-to-head.
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