Voters who previously voted for President Joe Biden said Tuesday they voted for Republican candidate Donald Trump because they felt “cheated” by the current administration.
The Surprise, Arizona, resident said he was “disappointed” by the Biden-Harris administration's policies, which he said are hurting the economy. He lost his job in the mortgage industry and blamed the Biden administration's economic policies for his economic hardship.
“I've just been looking at what's been going on for the past four years. I've voted Democratic for the past four years and I'm really disappointed in the administration with how everything is going.” he said. “I was in the mortgage industry for quite a while, and it took a toll on us. We lost jobs because of the recession and everything. I know everyone says they're looking for a solution for, but the solution they came up with wasn't a solution for anything… [the economy] It affects each of us individually. ”
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The same voter also told CNN Senior National Correspondent Ed Lavandera that he was an “example” of how voters change their minds after suffering the consequences of an administration's policies, adding that people He added that he would vote to benefit the lives of people.
“I was deceived, but I'm an example of how people can change their minds. Just act on the evidence of what's good for you and who's good for you and your family. So Biden is clearly not benefiting my family,” the voter said.
Opinion polls conducted throughout the campaign showed Trump consistently leading on economic issues. A Gallup poll released Oct. 9 showed the former president holding a 54% to 45% advantage on the economy, but CNBC reported public opinion poll The poll, conducted from October 15 to 19, found Trump with an 18-point lead on the economy.
As of Tuesday, the former president held a nearly 3-point lead in Arizona. According to to the average of RealClearPolling.
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