The elimination of the Republican Party in the midterms tore the president that of Donald Trump coalition.
For months, polls have revealed fissures among Trump’s 2024 voters. immigration the war in Iran and the influence of the president. NOW, new POLITICO poll results conducted just days after the election, reveals a deep chasm between Trump’s self-identified MAGA base and the non-MAGA voters who helped fuel his return to the White House.
The two camps have very different interpretations of the Republican Party’s historic midterm defeat and what’s next for their party, according to the PF Global survey. MAGA Trump loyalists were more likely to say that the president was not responsible for the losses — that things would have gone better if he had been on the ballot — and that the party should now move closer to Trump.
Trump’s non-MAGA voters strongly disagreed, saying they were ready to move away from him and his unpopular agenda. About one in five said they voted for Democratic candidates this cycle.
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