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Poll Indicates MAGA Label Detracts More From Candidates Than Trump Endorsement

A CNBC survey reveals that the MAGA label is viewed negatively by voters, with 57 percent indicating it would deter them from supporting a candidate. In contrast, 52 percent said a Trump endorsement would also make them less likely to support a candidate. The survey reflects broader economic concerns, with many voters reporting cutbacks on essential expenses.

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A CNBC survey reveals that the MAGA label is viewed negatively by voters, with 57 percent indicating it would deter them from supporting a candidate. In contrast, 52 percent said a Trump endorsement would also make them less likely to support a candidate. The survey reflects broader economic concerns, with many voters reporting cutbacks on essential expenses.

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Poll Finds MAGA Label Hurts Candidates More Than Trump Endorsement

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Poll Indicates MAGA Label Detracts More From Candidates Than Trump Endorsement