News Type: News Mentions

Polling firm Navigator Research confirms that Trump’s best assets were voters’ belief that he would “secure the border and fight illegal immigration” and “fix our economy and get things back to the way they were when he was president last time.”

I got an early look at some of the post-election numbers from Navigator Research, and most of it isn’t too surprising compared to exit polls.

However, this data among people who did indeed vote in 2024 has several notable highlights, and it also helps fill in some gaps in our understanding of why Kamala Harris lost.

I cannot overstate the unpopularity of this proposal. It is the exact opposite of what voters want. A Navigator Research poll of 2024 battleground district voters found majority opposition to making the cuts permanent as Trump and other Republicans have proposed.

In another X post, Gourevitch pointed towards a poll from June conducted by Navigator Survey that shows a similar trend to Sunday’s poll. In June, 67 percent of voters opposed Project 2025 compared to 19 percent who supported it.

Included among the Inquirer’s PA polling on the presidential race.

American adults polled by Navigator Research who believe Republicans and Democrats, respectively, are more prone to promoting violence to achieve political aims: 49%, 36%