Young Americans are supporting the Republican Party in greater numbers, a new poll has found, highlighting a large divide among people aged under 30.
"Meanwhile, recent AtlasIntel polling showed Trump's approval rating among 18" to 29-year-olds had climbed to 52.7 percent in February."
4,100 Yale students, ie members of the 1%.
From the other Newsweek AtlasIntel polling link: "Among 364 respondents aged 18-29, the poll shows that Trump has an approval rating of 52.7 percent, with 47.3 percent disapproving. This gives the president a net approval rating of plus 5.4 percentage points among Gen Z."
364 people are the evidence for this Newsweek assertion.
I wonder how they feel since Independence Day?
@#10 ... It found that Vice President JD Vance was the most popular figure among Republicans ...
Among those youth polled in that poll.
More generally...
J.D. Vance: Favorable/Unfavorable
www.realclearpolling.com
...
RCP Average 3/6 - 4/15
Favorable: 41.9
Unfavorable: 46.6
...
@#20 ... Yeah, 72% of American Indians did vote for Trump.... ...
Polls Suggest That Native Americans Voted For Trump. The Truth May Be More Complex. (November 19, 2024)
www.yahoo.com
... An exit poll conducted by Edison Research in the wake of the 2024 Presidential Election indicated that 65 percent of American Indians voted for Donald Trump. The poll, circulated by various national news organizations, and widely cited through NBC News' exit poll page, sparked intense discussion, becoming fodder for right-wing talking heads to point to a surge of Native American support of Trump across the country.
The data, however, paints far from a complete picture. American Indians represented only one percent of the total voters surveyed, meaning that less than 300 self-identified Native American individuals were counted to represent the approximately 3.1 million registered Native American voters in the United States.
Notably, according to Native News Online, none of the exit poll locations were conducted on Tribal land. ...
President's approval ratings sink to new low as he breaks his own record
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