Chinni: We Haven’t Really Had Enough Mass Shootings to Really Change Opinions on Gun Control

By Grace Stevens

Consider the NBC News poll taken just before the 2022 midterm election asking voters about “the most important issue facing the country.”
The gun issue is at the very bottom of the list, with only 3% of voters calling guns the most important issue. Above guns? A long list of topics also continually in the news: 23% of voters said “threats to democracy” was their number one issue, 20% said “jobs and the economy,” 17% said the “cost of living,” 9% said “abortion,” 8% said “immigration,” 6% said “crime,” 4% said “health care” and another 4% said “climate change.”
It’s not that voters don’t care about guns, it’s that voters have a long list of issues than concern them and when they rank areas of interest, guns lower tend to sit lower on the list.
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Source: The Truth About Guns