Is America becoming great again? Data experts show how many trump voters regret their vote

Is there regrets among Trump supporters? In fact, CNN’s main data analyst Harry Antanne says, who pushed behind against the growing story that 2024 Trump voters have other views.
Citing the new voting data from YouGov, ENN revealed that only 2% Republican voters say they would vote separately in a fictional rematch between Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris. Only 1% said that they would not vote at all.
“I listen to all these stories, all these articles, all Trump voters, saying that he regrets what he did in 2024,” Antenten said on CNN. “I am here to tell you, many of them regret what they did.”
Even elections suggest that Trump is facing backlash on the state of the economy – 54% of the respondents in a CBS survey blamed them for recession – Antan stressed that dissatisfaction has not far away on their support basis.

“If there is some idea that Trump voters are going around, ‘man, I wish, I would vote for Kamala Harris instead of Donald Trump,” numbers say that this is a fictional universe. It is not really, not existing for most parts, “Antann said.
He also stated that loyalty among Harris supporters remains strong, with a low indication of voter defect on both sides. In fact, the voter regretted the regrets slightly higher in February 2017, when 4% of Trump’s voters said they would have voted separately – about today’s number.
Meanwhile, a slight improvement in the image of the Republican party has been observed. In a recent poll, Republican now leads Democrats with 2 points. Voter satisfactionA reversal from 2017 when Democrats organized a 5 -point lead. This trend corresponds to the performance of the GOP in 2024 midtermas, where he gained home control.
Although Trump’s overall approval rating remains under water, Antanne warned against warning the Democrats that they would benefit by default. He said, “The separation of the popularity of two people against each other is a different consequences to ask them to judge them in separation,” he said.