Corruption a key issue for New Hampshire Senate voters: Preliminary Voter Poll findings
Government corruption is a crucial issue for roughly 6 in 10 of New Hampshire Senate voters in their vote for Congress -- more than the cost of living (around half of voters), the war in Iran (about 4 in 10), and immigration enforcement policies (around one-third) -- according to early ABC News Voter Polls.
AI data centers are a crucial factor for around a quarter of New Hampshire voters, of whom about 8 in 10 believe that AI will do more to help than hurt society.
About a third of New Hampshire Senate voters say that the state of democracy is the most important issue facing the country, according to early ABC News Voter Polls. Slightly more voters believe that democracy is the most important issue than those who said the economy, which was the top issue for about 3 in 10 voters.
-ABC News' Nicky Bell













