30 percent of Trump voters enthusiastic about casting ballots: Survey
Fewer voters who backed President Trump in 2024 than those who voted for Vice President Kamala Harris say they are "very enthusiastic" to cast ballots in November, according to new polling. The latest Reuters/Ipsos survey, released Thursday, found 30 percent of Trump voters say they are "very enthusiastic" to vote in the midterms, while 21...
Washington: Voters who backed Democratic former Vice President Kamala Harris in the 2024 election exhibit far greater enthusiasm for casting ballots this November compared to those who supported President Donald Trump, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll completed on Monday. The six-day survey, conducted nationwide and involving 4,506 adults online, indicates that 48% of Trump supporters are "very enthusiastic" about voting in the midterms, while only 30% of Harris voters share the same sentiment.
The findings suggest potential challenges for Republicans as they head into the midterm elections, with men displaying higher enthusiasm and certainty in voting compared to women. The poll also reveals a narrowing enthusiasm gap favoring Democrats, potentially signaling a shift in support from a demographic group that significantly contributed to Trump's 2024 victory.
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