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A national survey conducted by former President Donald Trump s 2016 and 2020 pollster suggests that the Republican Party is divided into what it calls five distinct tribes.
The poll by the Republican firm Fabrizio, Lee and Associates highlights that four of the five tribes hold very positive attitudes on Trump and strongly approve of the job he did in the White House.
The categories listed in the survey are Trump Boosters, Diehard Trumpers, Post-Trump GOP, Never Trump and Info Wars Trump. Former President Donald Trump speaks at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC), Sunday, Feb. 28, 2021, in Orlando, Fla. (AP Photo/John Raoux)
The survey’s results of the 2024 primary race were revealed last week.
The survey is the latest poll to show that Trump remains overwhelmingly popular with the GOP grassroots even after his national approval rating dipped following the Jan. 6 riot on Capitol Hill.
However, Fabrizio’s survey did find divisions within the GOP and broke them down into five groups: “Diehard Trumpers,” who say the former president should lead the party and would “definitely” vote for him in a primary; “Trump Boosters,” a slight majority of whom would back Trump in a primary; “Post-Trump GOP” voters, who have a strong opinion of the job Trump did but believe he should not run in 2024; “Never Trump” Republicans who nearly unanimously agree Trump should not lead the party; and “Infowars GOP” voters, who boast near unanimous support for Trump and believe conspiracy theories like QAnon.
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