People who plan to vote for former President Donald Trump in 2024 are more enthusiastic than those who plan to vote for President Joe Biden, a recent study by the U.S. government agency found. economist/YouGov found.
investigation Asked Respondents were asked, “How eager are you to vote in the presidential election in November?”
Overall, 56% said they were at least “somewhat” keen to vote in the November election, but only 26% of them said they were “very” keen.
Of those planning to vote for Biden, 51% said they were “very” or “extremely” eager to vote, with 31% saying they were “very” enthusiastic.
By comparison, 63% of those planning to vote for Trump said they were very or extremely enthusiastic about voting, while 46% said they were “very” enthusiastic.
Another 16% say they are somewhat enthusiastic, a similar percentage to Biden voters.
Republicans are generally more enthusiastic about voting than Democrats, with 54% saying they are very or very enthusiastic about voting, compared to 46% of Democrats saying the same. .
The poll also found that in a November matchup involving third-party candidates, Trump and Biden were tied at 44% each, but consistent with past surveys, a majority of Biden supporters (51%) said they were “mostly voting against Donald Trump.” Meanwhile, 47% said they were “primarily voting for Joe Biden.” A majority of Trump supporters (67%) say they are voting primarily “for Donald Trump,” while just 32 say they are “primarily voting against Joe Biden.” %was.
Additionally, the survey found that regardless of who they prefer, more people believe Trump will win the presidential election than Biden, 42 percent to 35 percent for Biden. There is. Independents support this idea by a double-digit margin, 42% to Biden’s 23%.
The survey was conducted April 14-16, 2024 among 1,574 U.S. adults.
The case comes as Trump faces a criminal trial in New York before Democratic District Attorney Alvin Bragg.
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President Trump said of the incident, “This lawsuit was brought as a case of political persecution.” “This is an unprecedented persecution.”
