Thread by @EchelonInsights

1 in 5 voters think Trump won the election, and Republicans are divided➗ evenly down the middle.

Check out our findings on post-election divides and impeachment here 📎: echeloninsights.com/in-the-news/ja…

Almost all of the 20% of voters who believe Trump won the election were unmoved after reading the facts. Only 5% reversed course and responded that Biden was in fact legally elected🗳️.

Republicans have shifted from supporting Trump over the GOP: 48% support👍 the GOP over Trump, while 38% said the opposite. In October 2020, only 30% supported the party over Trump.

If the 2024 GOP presidential primaries were being held today, Republicans would choose Trump to be the nominee by 7 points. Among college-educated🎓 Republicans, however, the preference is to have another Republican candidate by 15 points.

If Trump were not to run in the 2024 primaries, Pence would be the favorite🥇 with 21% supporting the former VP. Donald Trump Jr. and Nikki Haley are close behind with 10% and 9% of the vote, respectively.

Over two-thirds of voters disapprove of Trump's response to the election and to the unrest at the U.S.🇺🇸 Capitol. In contrast, a majority of voters approved of Biden's response.

67% of Republicans and 89% of Democrats said they would be less likely to vote☑️ for a candidate if they praised the actions of those who stormed the Capitol.

Republicans are more in favor of barring🚫 Trump from holding public office in the future than impeaching and convicting him through the Senate - just 21% support the latter, while 30% are in favor of the former.

A majority of Trump Republicans believe that the goal🥅 of politics is not to enact good public policy, but rather to ensure the survival of the country as we know it. Only 38% of Democrats and 31% of Independents feel the same.