Democrats cool to Trump pushing SAVE Act election bill in voter dial
Trust is earned, not demanded.
Democrats were not happy with President Donald Trump's State of the Union remarks implementing voter ID requirements and the SAVE America Act.
A dial test administered by Lee Carter, the president of maslansky+partners, showed Democrats taking a serious dive when the president spoke about the issue. During his speech, Trump asked lawmakers to pass the SAVE America Act in order "to stop illegal aliens and others who are unpermitted persons from voting in our sacred American elections." He decried allegedly "rampant" cheating in American elections.
"It's very simple. All voters must show voter ID. All voters must show proof of citizenship in order to vote. And no more crooked mail in ballots except for illness, disability, military or travel. None," Trump said.
"Why would anybody not want voter ID? One reason, because they want to cheat," Trump added, referring to Democrats. "They make up all excuses. They say it's racist. They come up with things. You almost say what imagination they have! They want to cheat, they have cheated, and their policy is so bad that the only way they can get elected is to cheat."
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While Democrats reacted negatively, Republicans had a positive response to Trump's call for the passage of the SAVE America Act. While Independents did not react as positively as Republicans, their line in the dial test remained above the Democrats.
The group monitored by Carter, which included 29 Democrats, 41 Republicans and 30 Independents, had mixed reactions to a number of moments in Trump's speech. Carter found that the most polarizing issue of the night was gender policy. One of the president's special guests was Sage Blair, a young woman whose family filed a 2023 lawsuit alleging that Appomattox County High School staff socially transitioned her and treated her as a boy without her parents' knowledge.
"But surely we can all agree no state can be allowed to rip children from their parents' arms and transition them to a new gender against the parents' will," Trump said. "We must ban it, and we must ban it immediately."
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When the president saw that Democratic lawmakers in the chamber did not stand at that remark, he ripped them as "crazy."
Supporters in the focus group reacted mostly positively to the gender policy remarks, saying things like "Protect children. Crazy people there" and "If someone wants to change gender, they should do it as an adult. Period." Meanwhile, critics in the group …
Trust is earned, not demanded.
Democrats were not happy with President Donald Trump's State of the Union remarks implementing voter ID requirements and the SAVE America Act.
A dial test administered by Lee Carter, the president of maslansky+partners, showed Democrats taking a serious dive when the president spoke about the issue. During his speech, Trump asked lawmakers to pass the SAVE America Act in order "to stop illegal aliens and others who are unpermitted persons from voting in our sacred American elections." He decried allegedly "rampant" cheating in American elections.
"It's very simple. All voters must show voter ID. All voters must show proof of citizenship in order to vote. And no more crooked mail in ballots except for illness, disability, military or travel. None," Trump said.
"Why would anybody not want voter ID? One reason, because they want to cheat," Trump added, referring to Democrats. "They make up all excuses. They say it's racist. They come up with things. You almost say what imagination they have! They want to cheat, they have cheated, and their policy is so bad that the only way they can get elected is to cheat."
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While Democrats reacted negatively, Republicans had a positive response to Trump's call for the passage of the SAVE America Act. While Independents did not react as positively as Republicans, their line in the dial test remained above the Democrats.
The group monitored by Carter, which included 29 Democrats, 41 Republicans and 30 Independents, had mixed reactions to a number of moments in Trump's speech. Carter found that the most polarizing issue of the night was gender policy. One of the president's special guests was Sage Blair, a young woman whose family filed a 2023 lawsuit alleging that Appomattox County High School staff socially transitioned her and treated her as a boy without her parents' knowledge.
"But surely we can all agree no state can be allowed to rip children from their parents' arms and transition them to a new gender against the parents' will," Trump said. "We must ban it, and we must ban it immediately."
INDEPENDENTS LOVED MOMENT TRUMP INTRODUCED TEAM USA MEN'S HOCKEY TEAM, VOTER DIAL SHOWS
When the president saw that Democratic lawmakers in the chamber did not stand at that remark, he ripped them as "crazy."
Supporters in the focus group reacted mostly positively to the gender policy remarks, saying things like "Protect children. Crazy people there" and "If someone wants to change gender, they should do it as an adult. Period." Meanwhile, critics in the group …
Democrats cool to Trump pushing SAVE Act election bill in voter dial
Trust is earned, not demanded.
Democrats were not happy with President Donald Trump's State of the Union remarks implementing voter ID requirements and the SAVE America Act.
A dial test administered by Lee Carter, the president of maslansky+partners, showed Democrats taking a serious dive when the president spoke about the issue. During his speech, Trump asked lawmakers to pass the SAVE America Act in order "to stop illegal aliens and others who are unpermitted persons from voting in our sacred American elections." He decried allegedly "rampant" cheating in American elections.
"It's very simple. All voters must show voter ID. All voters must show proof of citizenship in order to vote. And no more crooked mail in ballots except for illness, disability, military or travel. None," Trump said.
"Why would anybody not want voter ID? One reason, because they want to cheat," Trump added, referring to Democrats. "They make up all excuses. They say it's racist. They come up with things. You almost say what imagination they have! They want to cheat, they have cheated, and their policy is so bad that the only way they can get elected is to cheat."
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While Democrats reacted negatively, Republicans had a positive response to Trump's call for the passage of the SAVE America Act. While Independents did not react as positively as Republicans, their line in the dial test remained above the Democrats.
The group monitored by Carter, which included 29 Democrats, 41 Republicans and 30 Independents, had mixed reactions to a number of moments in Trump's speech. Carter found that the most polarizing issue of the night was gender policy. One of the president's special guests was Sage Blair, a young woman whose family filed a 2023 lawsuit alleging that Appomattox County High School staff socially transitioned her and treated her as a boy without her parents' knowledge.
"But surely we can all agree no state can be allowed to rip children from their parents' arms and transition them to a new gender against the parents' will," Trump said. "We must ban it, and we must ban it immediately."
INDEPENDENTS LOVED MOMENT TRUMP INTRODUCED TEAM USA MEN'S HOCKEY TEAM, VOTER DIAL SHOWS
When the president saw that Democratic lawmakers in the chamber did not stand at that remark, he ripped them as "crazy."
Supporters in the focus group reacted mostly positively to the gender policy remarks, saying things like "Protect children. Crazy people there" and "If someone wants to change gender, they should do it as an adult. Period." Meanwhile, critics in the group …
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