Who should I vote for in the US election? The main policies at a glance

Still wondering which way to cast your vote on November 5? Here’s a look at how the main contenders differ on key policy areas

Net migration to the US in the year ending in July 2023 reached its highest level since 2017. This has fuelled concerns over high levels of immigration impacting jobs, as the economy continues to recover, and raised questions about its links to violent crime. So which immigration pledges appeal to you the most?
Despite the Federal Reserve’s recent 0.5 per cent cut to interest rates, U.S. citizens are still feeling squeezed by the cost of living. Although fuel prices are coming down and average wage growth is outstripping prices, employment rates remain below pre-pandemic level and negative perceptions of the economy persist. So which economic pledges appeal to you the most?
Following the Supreme Court’s 2022 Dobbs decision, which overturned the constitutional right to an abortion enshrined by Roe vs Wade, laws on women’s reproductive rights have instead been decided by each individual state. This has left a patchwork of restrictions across the country, stoking tension between pro-life and women’s rights activists. So which reproductive rights pledges appeal to you the most?
The U.S. has spent more than $50 billion to support Ukraine while also pledging to continue supporting Israel with $3.8 billion per year until 2028. With Americans concerned about the state of the economy and rising levels of immigration, expensive overseas aid plans have faced opposition from politicians on both sides of the aisle. So which foreign policy pledges appeal to you the most?
Government efforts to recognise LGBTQ+ rights and those of transgender people have been met with strong opposition from women’s rights campaigners, with female-only spaces such as public changing rooms and prisons becoming a key battleground. So which pledges on gender issues appeal to you the most?
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Democrats
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Democrats
Republicans
Greens
Libertarians
RFK Jr
Cornell West
Democrats
Republicans
Greens
Libertarians
RFK Jr
Cornell West