Stun­ning 38% would vote third par­ty in Trump-Biden elec­tion

Vot­ers con­tin­ue to express weari­ness with the like­ly pos­si­bil­i­ty of a 2024 rerun of the 2020 elec­tion, and more than a third would be open to sup­port­ing a third-par­ty can­di­date as a result.
The lat­est Ras­mussen Reports sur­vey said that 38% would vote third par­ty, includ­ing half of black and half of inde­pen­dent vot­ers, if it turns into a three-way con­test.
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And so would 42% of Democ­rats and 35% of Repub­li­cans, said the poll­ster.
While there is no major third-par­ty can­di­date or tick­et yet, Sen. Joe Manchin (D‑WV) has open­ly talked about run­ning, and he has recent­ly been tied to retir­ing Sen. Mitt Rom­ney (R‑UT).
The results may be viewed as a blow to Biden and Trump, who remain locked in the Ras­mussen poll despite sink­ing sup­port over­all for Biden’s and Trump’s legal crises.
But par­ty faith­ful appear ready to stick by their man if no third-par­ty can­di­date emerges.
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