CNBC Poll: 73% Say Trump Won, 66% Say 'Never Concede'

Trump voters back President for long haul

By: Daniel Newton  |@NeonNettle

 on 28th November 2020 @ 8.00pm 

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'The vast majority of Trump voters — 81% — said they would not give Biden a chance as president'

According to a new CNBC poll, supporters of President Donald Trump have rvealed their unwavering loyalty to the president.

Just 3 percent of Trump voters said they believe the President should concede the Joe Biden.

According to the poll analysis:

“A mere 3% of Trump voters believe he should concede to Biden and start the peaceful transfer of power."

"Another 31% want the president to fight in court until states certify results. Two-thirds, or 66%, think Trump should never concede."

“The vast majority of Trump voters — 81% — said they would not give Biden a chance as president. Only 19% said they would.”

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The analysis suggested the sentiment would not affect the final outcome of the election.

The analysis suggested the sentiment would not affect the final outcome of the election.

But those who voted for Trump appear to back the President for the long haul.

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The analysis added:

“Loyalty to Trump runs deep among the respondents. Asked with whom they would identify if the president left the GOP, 72% responded to Trump’s party, while 28% answered the Republican Party."

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The poll of 1,203 U.S. adults who voted for Mr. Trump was conducted Nov. 18-21, with a margin of error of plus or minus 2.8 percentage points.

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The poll of 1,203 U.S. adults who voted for Mr. Trump was conducted Nov. 18-21, with a margin of error of plus or minus 2.8 percentage points

Earleir this week, Trump weighed in the battle being fought by his legal team, telling reporters facts are on his side, but time is not.

The election results are currently being contested as testimonies and affidavits were collected by the campaign’s legal team.

“As to whether or not I can get this apparatus moving this quickly–because time isn’t on our side…,” Trump said.

“Everything else is on our side. Facts are on our side.”

Trump's remarks came after Sidney Powell released the "Kraken" in the form of two lawsuits in Georgia and Michigan.