“If there is a notion that Trump supporters are saying things like, ‘Man, I wish I had voted for Kamala Harris instead of Donald Trump,’ then the statistics indicate it’s a fantasy.
For the most part, it doesn’t exist. Enfield examined the data from Trump’s first term in office and explained how his current level of popularity is more than it has ever been.
“In February 2017, four percent of Trump voters said they’d shift their vote—that’s actually slightly more than this time around,” he said to the audience.
As you look back, you realize that some Trump supporters really regret their choice. Generally speaking, people have no regrets about their vote. “And if anything, the number this time around.
Is actually smaller than it was the first time around and it’s certainly smaller than the number we saw coming out of 2020, of course, after the events of January 6th.”
