President Trump’s unexpected strength among young voters in the 2024 election is now facing scrutiny. While he narrowed the gap with this demographic, a recent Pew Research Center poll indicates a decline in approval ratings among voters under 35 who supported him. Trump’s approval rating among this group has dropped significantly since February, representing the largest decrease among all age groups. This trend suggests a potential vulnerability within the young voter base that contributed to his recent victory.
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Florida state Senator Ileana Garcia, a founder of Latinas for Trump, publicly denounced the Trump administration’s intensified immigration enforcement actions, stating that these actions are “unacceptable and inhumane” and contradict the values she believes in. Her criticism follows widespread protests against courthouse arrests and the revocation of temporary protected status for many immigrants, including those from Cuba and Venezuela. Garcia’s condemnation, alongside similar statements from other Florida Republicans, highlights a growing rift within the Republican party regarding the administration’s hardline immigration policies. These actions are causing significant distress within immigrant communities, despite Trump’s repeated promises of mass deportations during his campaign.
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Sara Baruth, a Midwest resident and Trump voter, publicly regrets her vote after her partner, the father of her child, was arrested by federal immigration authorities. Baruth’s partner, who had lived in the U.S. for nearly his entire life and had no criminal record, is facing deportation under the administration’s strict immigration policies. She shared her story to raise awareness, highlighting that the impact extends beyond criminals, devastating families who contribute positively to their communities. This incident is one of several illustrating the unintended consequences of the Trump administration’s hard-line immigration enforcement on supporters and their families.
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Contrary to widespread assumptions, polls reveal remarkably low levels of voter regret among those who supported Donald Trump in the 2020 election. Surveys from PRRI and the University of Massachusetts Amherst indicate that less than 2% of Trump voters regret their choice. This lack of remorse is evident even among those directly impacted negatively by Trump’s policies, as illustrated by anecdotal evidence of individuals continuing to support him despite personal hardships. This steadfast loyalty, even in the face of adversity, suggests a deeper psychological commitment than a simple political calculation. Ultimately, demanding remorse from Trump voters appears unproductive given their unwavering support.
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A new poll reveals that 25% of Trump voters regret their choice or are disappointed with his early performance in his second term, with this figure rising to 47% among moderate Trump voters and 43% of non-MAGA Trump voters. While 73% of Trump voters remain supportive, his overall approval rating stands at 44%, down from 48% in February. This decline coincides with the introduction of controversial “Liberation Day” tariffs that negatively impacted the economy. Focus groups further highlight voter regret, particularly among independents in key swing states.
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John Q. Hosedrinker