The coronavirus has clearly dominated the 2020 campaign, and we're getting some indication of that in the first batch of exit polls that we're getting from Edison Research.

First of all, four out of 10 voters say that they think the U.

S response to the coronavirus is going very badly.

About five out of 10 say they think that is more important to deal with the coronavirus now than to improve the economy.

And six out of 10 Americans say that they are dealing with some sort of personal financial hardship because of the coronavirus.

Now it's important to note that when we talk about issues that that isn't necessarily what is driving voters to the polls.

This is a referendum election on Donald Trump, period.

People are coming to the polls and voting and getting active largely based on their feelings about the president, one way or the other.

It doesn't necessarily mean that the coronavirus or the economy or the health care system is really impacting to vote for one candidate or the other.

This is just the first batch of data that we're getting from Edison.

We're probably gonna see a lot more interesting numbers later on tonight.

Once Edison has a chance to take a look, a turnout re wait.

It's data and give us some real percentages on who's voting for Biden over who's voting for Trump nationally and within the battleground states.