Poll: Nearly 50 Percent of Trump Voters Say It Would Not ‘Impact’ Their Support if He Shot Someone
Former President Donald Trump’s support appears to be locked in for a large swath of his voters. On Tuesday, a survey was released from Mainstreet Research asking Trump voters about one of his most famous claims. “Trump…
Former President Donald Trump’s support appears to be locked in for a large swath of his voters.
On Tuesday, a survey was released from Mainstreet Research asking Trump voters about one of his most famous claims.
“Trump has said he could shoot someone on 5th avenue in New York City, and people would still vote for him,” the survey noted.
It asked, “Would Trump actually shooting someone on 5th avenue impact your vote for him or against him? (Trump voters).”
According to the survey, 52% said it would have impact.
However, 48% said it would not impact their vote.
The survey led to a variety of reactions:
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In 2016, Trump claimed, “I could stand in the middle of Fifth Avenue and shoot somebody, and I wouldn’t lose any voters, OK?”
“It’s, like, incredible,” he added.