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Politics
Maria Villarroel

5% of Trump Voters Say They Oppose The Measures He's Taken In His Second Term

Trump has made headlines and stirred discourse online over his controversial policies, but polls suggest his voters are still backing him up. (Credit: Getty Images)

President Donald Trump has consistently made headlines during his first month in office as he has tackled issues ranging from the Israel-Hamas war to the Russia-Ukraine war to Elon Musk's initiative to slash government spending and a mass deportation operation. Bu do any of his voters regret casting their ballots for him given what they've seen so far?

The short answer is no. A Washington Post-Ipsos poll conducted Feb. 13-18 found that just 5 percent of voters who said they cast ballots for Trump oppose what he has done since taking office, including just 1 percent who "strongly" oppose it. In other words, 1 in 20 Trump voters say they don't like what they voted for.

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