Joe Biden is not going to be the 2024 nominee. What now?

Kamala Harris may be the clear favorite for many Democrats, but is it enough to beat Trump? How would a Harris candidacy impact voter enthusiasm and downballot performance? On what issues can Democrats play offense if Harris claims the nomination?

We just fielded a poll to find out the answers to these questions and more—and we’ve developed an in-depth, 22-page report on the findings.

To help forward-thinking candidates and causes get up to speed we’re providing access to this of-the-moment report for $1,000. 

Preview: Voters think she fights hard for what she believes in, but do not all trust that she is on their side. To see what exactly we asked in our poll, check out these redacted crosstabs. 

Our deep-dive memo on the new nominee has all the latest data that you need to understand how this change impacts the the voters that will decide this election.

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Change Research polled 2,167 likely voters nationwide from July 6-7, 2024. The modeled margin of error is 2.2%. Post-stratification was performed on age, gender, race/ethnicity, education, region, and 2020 presidential vote. You can see a full methodology statement and question wording here, which complies with the requirements of AAPOR’s Transparency Initiative. Members of the Transparency Initiative disclose all relevant details about our research, with the principle that the public should be able to evaluate and understand research-based findings, in order to instill and restore public confidence in survey results.