A majority of Democrats say they are anxious and frustrated about the 2020 presidential election in a new poll released more than a year before voters cast ballots.

The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research survey found that 67 percent of Democrats said they feel anxious and 64 percent feel frustrated.

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Fewer Republicans reported similar feelings, with 45 percent of GOP respondents saying they feel anxious and 49 percent feeling frustrated.

The AP noted that anxiety and frustration levels among both parties have increased since June.

The new poll also found significant interest in the 2020 election. Almost two-third of all respondents -- 73 percent -- said it has their attention, as did 82 percent of Democrats and 74 percent of Republicans.

Researchers surveyed 1,075 adults between Oct. 24 and 28. The margin of error for all adults is 4.1 percentage points. It was not clear from the AP's report how many Democrats and Republicans were surveyed or how large the margin of error is for those subgroups.

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