More voters seem to be concerned about immigration these days instead of inflation, according to a new poll by Harvard.
The survey shows that 35 percent of voters listed immigration as their top concern. The issue jumped 7 percentage points compared to the previous month's poll.
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It also overtook inflation for the first time.
The poll's results show that 77% of voters believe the Biden administration should make a deal with the Republicans to increase border security - including 65% of Democrats.
According to the poll, inflation is now the second most popular issue, followed by the economy and jobs.
For more information on the poll's findings, click here.