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Voters who moved away from Donald Trump in 2025, driven by economic grievances and immigration concerns
Polls and reporting show a mix: a measurable minority of voters say they or are disappointed in their 2024 vote — found about 11% regretted and another 16% were disappointed — while other surveys put ...
Since 2020, -era policy choices — especially on trade, immigration, health care and economic messaging — have reshaped rural voter attitudes in contradictory ways: they entrenched cultural and identit...
Republican voters’ support for Donald Trump in 2024 was driven primarily by economic anxieties—especially inflation and rising everyday costs—and a surge in immigration concern, supplemented by cultur...