North Carolina voters view the economy and health care as the top issues heading into the 2024 general election season, according to a new WRAL News poll. In fact, so many registered Republican voters rated abortion as a low priority that it ranked last overall among all voters in the state, even despite nearly all Democrats and unaffiliated voters indicating it’s a medium-to-high priority issue for them. Beyond the polarizing issues of immigration and abortion, voters tended to find themselves in more agreement that other issues should be a top priority — even if they or their preferred candidates may have different solutions for addressing the concerns.