Most American Voters Say That Climate Change Is Not an Immediate Threat

Gas station employees in Gainesville, Fla. say they keep removing stickers from gas pumps that show President Joe Biden with the words, "I did that!" but replacement stickers quickly reappear. Nanette Holt/Epoch Times

A majority of Americans voters believe that climate change is an not immediate threat and that the economy is more of a primary concern to them, an ominous sign for the Democrats in the upcoming midterms, according to the Harvard-CAPS Harris poll for July published on Aug. 3.

Only 45 percent of voters see climate change as an immediate threat, including 66 percent of Democrats and 41 percent of Independents.