
MAGA vs. Socialists' Chances With Voters as Republicans Distance From Trump
Immigration and Customs Enforcement), compared to 34 percent who would select the MAGA Republican candidate who embraces mass deportations and always votes with Trump. The poll shows that 15 percent are not sure.The survey comes as Florida Republican gubernatorial nominee Byron Donalds removed several references to Trump from his campaign website as polls reveal a closer race versus Democratic nominee David Jolly. Donalds' campaign told Newsweek in part that the "angle of reporting is FAKE NEWS" and he is "proud to have President Trump’s endorsement."Read More on NewsThe website change was first reported by the Miami Herald.
- ▪Immigration and Customs Enforcement), compared to 34 percent who would select the MAGA Republican candidate who embraces mass deportations and always votes with Trump.
- ▪The poll shows that 15 percent are not sure.The survey comes as Florida Republican gubernatorial nominee Byron Donalds removed several references to Trump from his campaign website as polls reveal a closer race versus Democratic nominee Dav
- ▪Donalds' campaign told Newsweek in part that the "angle of reporting is FAKE NEWS" and he is "proud to have President Trump’s endorsement."Read More on NewsThe website change was first reported by the Miami Herald.
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By Anna CommanderNews Editor0ShareNewsweek is a Trust Project memberSee more of our trusted coverage when you search.Prefer Newsweek on Googleto see more of our trusted coverage when you search.Registered voters would prefer to vote for a socialist Democrat compared to a MAGA Republican, a new poll from YouGov/The Economist shows on Tuesday, as Republicans seem to be distancing themselves from President Donald Trump in the final stretch before midterms.According to the new poll, 51 percent of registered voters would pick the socialist Democrat who supports Medicare for All, ending military aid to Israel and abolishing ICE (U.S.
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