Since Biden’s exit, many who previously supported RFK Jr. have shifted preferences, with most of these voters now backing Harris

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August 14, 2024

1. The presidential matchup: Harris, Trump, Kennedy

Since Biden’s exit, many who previously supported RFK Jr. have shifted preferences, with most of these voters now backing Harris

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Since Biden’s exit, many who previously supported RFK Jr. have shifted preferences, with most of these voters now backing Harris

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1. The presidential matchup: Harris, Trump, Kennedy
Black, Hispanic, Asian and younger voters back Harris by large margins, while Trump leads among older voters and those without a bachelor’s degree
Since Biden’s exit, many who previously supported RFK Jr. have shifted preferences, with most of these voters now backing Harris
‘Strong’ support for Harris is now on par with Trump’s and is much higher than Biden’s was in July
Across demographic groups, Harris’ strong support far surpasses Biden’s a month ago
Older voters remain more motivated to vote, but Harris’ younger supporters are more motivated than Trump’s

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1. The presidential matchup: Harris, Trump, Kennedy

Since Biden’s exit, many who previously supported RFK Jr. have shifted preferences, with most of these voters now backing Harris

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