Nearly One In Five Voters Across Four Swing States Own Digital Assets

According to poll data provided by Haun Ventures, 18% of voters in four U.S. states long considered as election battlegrounds possess cryptocurrencies and NFTs.

The poll, conducted by digital polling firm Morning Consult, was designed to assess the extent to which Web3 concerns were influencing voter decisions ahead of the November midterm elections in the United States.

Divided by state, 23% of questioned voters in Nevada, 20% in Ohio, and 13% and 17% in New Hampshire and Pennsylvania, respectively, reported owning digital assets.

The poll’s findings indicate widespread discontent with the situation of digital privacy and the degree of influence wielded by big digital platforms.

“Voters view Web3 as both a response to an unfair economic system and a positive alternative to Big Tech monopolies,” according to the poll.

60% of voters in these battleground states believe the existing economic system is unjust and fails ordinary Americans. 75% of voters believe Big Tech wields too much control over people’s lives and advocates for greater individual liberty and digital decentralization. 72% of voters who hold digital assets say they do so because they desire a more democratized, fair, and inclusive economic system.

Over 40% of respondents who own digital assets in three of the four states polled, Nevada, Ohio, and Pennsylvania, stated they use them to facilitate foreign remittances (managing global cross-border payment transactions).

Between September 15 and September 20, Morning Consult polled 800 likely midterm voters in New Hampshire, Nevada, Ohio, and Pennsylvania.

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