El Duvelle on Nostr: nprofile1q…hluvt Hmm, this article is not really showing any specific support for ...
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Hmm, this article is not really showing any specific support for Trump's policies, not sure why they have that title..
The first poll says that most people think the US political system is broken, which has nothing to do specifically with Trump's policies;
the support for deporting illegal criminal migrants is really not just Trump, I'm sure this is also a policy of democrats, after all if an immigrant is found to be illegally in the country (whether with a criminal record or not) isn't it already the case, according to the law, that they should be deported? However I might be wrong on that specific point.
The other polls are similarly not about Trump or just about whether people think he'll do what he'll say he'll do, which doesn't mean they agree with it.
But yes, he won the popular vote.. Really not of a lot though, and didn't even get the majority (of those who voted):
Kamala Harris:
48.3% of popular vote, 75,019,230 votes
Dunald Trump:
49.8% of popular vote, 77,303,568 votes
So, a difference of about 2 million votes, in a country who had 262 million voters (in 2023)
(Sources: https://edition.cnn.com/election/2024/results/president?election-data-id=2024-PG&election-painting-mode=projection-with-lead&filter-key-races=false&filter-flipped=false&filter-remaining=false
https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2024/03/29/2024-06666/estimates-of-the-voting-age-population-for-2023
)
Hmm, this article is not really showing any specific support for Trump's policies, not sure why they have that title..
The first poll says that most people think the US political system is broken, which has nothing to do specifically with Trump's policies;
the support for deporting illegal criminal migrants is really not just Trump, I'm sure this is also a policy of democrats, after all if an immigrant is found to be illegally in the country (whether with a criminal record or not) isn't it already the case, according to the law, that they should be deported? However I might be wrong on that specific point.
The other polls are similarly not about Trump or just about whether people think he'll do what he'll say he'll do, which doesn't mean they agree with it.
But yes, he won the popular vote.. Really not of a lot though, and didn't even get the majority (of those who voted):
Kamala Harris:
48.3% of popular vote, 75,019,230 votes
Dunald Trump:
49.8% of popular vote, 77,303,568 votes
So, a difference of about 2 million votes, in a country who had 262 million voters (in 2023)
(Sources: https://edition.cnn.com/election/2024/results/president?election-data-id=2024-PG&election-painting-mode=projection-with-lead&filter-key-races=false&filter-flipped=false&filter-remaining=false
https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2024/03/29/2024-06666/estimates-of-the-voting-age-population-for-2023
)