Donald Trump increases his popularity after electoral victory, according to survey

Trump’s Popularity Rises After Victory

Men and Whites Lead Support

Harris Emerges as Favorite for 2028

Donald Trump’s approval rating surged following his election victory, according to a poll conducted by Emerson College.

The survey shows that the 78-year-old Republican’s popularity increased from 48% before the election to 54% after defeating Kamala Harris.

Men are the strongest supporters of the former president, with 61% backing him, compared to 48% of women.

Among racial groups, 59% of white citizens approve of Trump, followed by 53% of Hispanics and just 28% of African Americans.

Donald Trump’s Support by Age and Electoral Surprise

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By age group, 55% of individuals under 30 have a favorable opinion of Trump, who will assume the presidency on January 20.

Support reaches 60% among citizens aged 40 to 50 but drops to 48% among those over 70.

Additionally, 46% of respondents admitted being surprised by Donald Trump’s victory over the current vice president.

Among voters who supported Kamala Harris, 67% expressed shock at the results of the November 5 election.

The poll also gauged preferences for the 2028 presidential race.

Among Democratic voters, 37% would support Kamala Harris as the party’s candidate, while 35% remain undecided.

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On the Republican side, 30% of respondents favored Vice President-elect James David Vance as the party’s candidate.

The survey was conducted between November 20 and 22, with participation from 1,000 voters.

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