That is not something to be taken lightly.
A new poll shows former President Donald Trump holds a commanding 47-point lead over Joe Biden among voters who have not yet received the vaccine and those who have not completed their full course of the vaccine.
According to a poll by Sean Cooperman, the former president had the support of 63% of voters who either did not get vaccinated or did not complete the first course of the Moderna/Pfizer vaccine.
President Biden garnered only 16% of the vote from unvaccinated/one-dose recipients.
Surprisingly, vaccine skeptic Robert F. Kennedy Jr. made up just 12% of that group.
Similar trends were seen among voters who were fully vaccinated but did not receive a booster shot.
Among this group, 46% said they supported Trump, while just 30% supported Biden.
RFK came in last with just 16% support.
“Donald Trump has a commanding lead among unvaccinated voters, many of whom are conservative Republicans who voted for Trump in large numbers in 2020, even though they are united in their distrust of COVID-19 vaccines and care about a presidential candidate’s stance on vaccines,” said pollster Carly Cooperman, who conducted the survey.
Three in four unvaccinated voters said they were “absolutely certain” about their choice in the upcoming election.
The poll found that nearly half of unvaccinated voters are Black or Hispanic, demographics that other surveys have also shown Trump has strong support among.
Up to 30% of Americans They are believed to be either unvaccinated or not fully vaccinated, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
The poll was conducted between May 25 and May 28 among 400 unvaccinated voters and 400 voters who had not received the booster dose.
Trump said: vaccine As a signature achievement for the presidency. Both candidates are responsible on this issue.
President Trump oversaw a nationwide lockdown and empowered coronavirus task force chief Dr. Anthony Fauci, who only recently acknowledged that the virus may have been engineered.
Biden: Coronavirus death toll nears 1 million And unprecedented COVID-19 relief spending is widely seen as contributing to today’s inflation.
Those who were unvaccinated faced particularly tough times. In New York City, they were banned from bars, restaurants, gyms and entertainment venues. City employees who refused to get vaccinated were fired. Even private companies were ordered to ensure their employees were vaccinated.
One unvaccinated city employee who slipped through the cracks said he liked RFK but would support Trump anyway.
“The reason I’m voting for Trump will be because of the legal attacks against him, which have no place in this country,” the employee said.
