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Trump truth Social post containing 2 videos. Video transcript Okay, MAGA GOP on Trump in the 2024 election versus Kamala Harris—he got 99% of the MAGA GOP vote. Perhaps surprisingly, I might have thought it'd be 100%, but it was 99%. Compare that to his.
WASHINGTON D.C. — Truth Social post containing 2 videos.
Video transcript Okay, MAGA GOP on Trump in the 2024 election versus Kamala Harris—he got 99% of the MAGA GOP vote. Perhaps surprisingly, I might have thought it’d be 100%, but it was 99%.
Donald J. Trump shared a video highlighting his sustained 98% approval rating among MAGA Republicans and their strong support for GOP congressional candidates. In the 2024 presidential election, Trump defeated Kamala Harris by securing 312 electoral votes and winning 49.8% of the popular vote.
Truth Social post containing 2 videos.
Video transcript Okay, MAGA GOP on Trump in the 2024 election versus Kamala Harris—he got 99% of the MAGA GOP vote. Perhaps surprisingly, I might have thought it’d be 100%, but it was 99%. Compare that to his approval rating now with the MAGA GOP. It’s 98%. That is, there’s been no real decline in MAGA support. These folks say that they’re going to vote for congressional Republicans come the midterm elections. Again, that’s the 99% that Trump got against Kamala Harris. Look, now in terms of the congressional vote, 98% of them say they’re going to be voting for House Republican candidates. So that support is actually really holding up strong. It’s really strong when it comes to MAGA GOP and Republicans holding on to that vote.
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