Even while electing Trump, most voters said that they’re concerned about climate change and that the country should prioritize clean energy over fossil fuels. Climate voters were the most reliable voting bloc for Harris. 65% of voters who participated in the election said that they’re concerned about the effects of climate change in their community. 56% of voters who participated in the election said that the country should focus on expanding clean energy over fossil fuels. Harris carried the “very” concerned group by a wide margin (78%-20%), though the race was much closer among the “somewhat” concerned group (54% Harris / 44% Trump). Trump, meanwhile, built up massive margins among voters who dismissed the problem. He carried the 19% of voters who were “not too concerned” about climate change by 60 points (79%-19%) and won the 15% of voters who were “not at all concerned” about climate change by 88 points (93%-5%).