Asked which issues are the most or second-most important to them, 23% responded the rising cost of living, 22% said the economy and 21% cited division in the country. Climate change, COVID-19 and government spending were each at the forefront of 18% of respondents' minds, followed by immigration and health care. Which is the most important issue to you?

Respondents continued to say the nation has grown less civil since the pandemic began, as they have in polls conducted in August 2020 and January 2021, with 67% saying politics have gotten nastier compared with 15% who say there's been an improvement. Do you think politics have gotten nastier since the pandemic began?

The concern isn't just widespread — it's acute. The poll asked voters to rank division on a 0-100 scale, with 100 representing "on the edge of a civil war." The mean response was 70.36. Do you believe the US is on the edge of a civil war?

In your opinion, who is the main cause of the division in the country?