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fishwax

(29,149 posts)
Mon Jun 1, 2020, 12:08 PM Jun 2020

trump's approval is now underwater in Utah

And he only has a three-point lead over Biden in the state in the latest poll.

What's more, approval among "very active" members of the LDS church in the state has fallen to 58%, with 41% approving.

It's pretty easy to get a third-party candidate on the ballot in Utah--pay $500 and gather 1000 signatures. Maybe we should get Mitt Romney on the ballot as a third-party candidate there

https://kutv.com/news/local/trumps-job-approval-in-utah-slides-into-negative-territory

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trump's approval is now underwater in Utah (Original Post) fishwax Jun 2020 OP
They'll still vote for him awesomerwb1 Jun 2020 #1
almost certainly--but it's still good news, particularly the sliding approval among active mormons fishwax Jun 2020 #2
Interesting. awesomerwb1 Jun 2020 #3
Yes, and Nevada as well ... about 5% of the population, but a much larger share of the GOP bloc fishwax Jun 2020 #4
Susan Collins Syndrome Blue Owl Jun 2020 #5

fishwax

(29,149 posts)
2. almost certainly--but it's still good news, particularly the sliding approval among active mormons
Mon Jun 1, 2020, 12:20 PM
Jun 2020

That's another positive sign for Arizona, which is very clearly in play (and which I think Biden will win), and which has a large LDS population.

fishwax

(29,149 posts)
4. Yes, and Nevada as well ... about 5% of the population, but a much larger share of the GOP bloc
Mon Jun 1, 2020, 12:42 PM
Jun 2020

They were about 11% of the Arizona republican primary in 2016, and more than a quarter of the GOP caucuses in Nevada in 2012 (not sure about 2016). So losing their support is a bad sign for a republican candidate. Especially given all the other trends in Arizona in the last few years.

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