Trump gains 73% support in Elon Musk’s X poll, beating Kamala Harris with strong backing from the crypto industry.
Recently, Donald Trump, the Republican presidential candidate, was observed to be recuperating significant support.
In a recent “unscientific poll” conducted on the X platform by American entrepreneur Elon Musk, Trump defeated his opponent Kamala Harris.
The crypto industry provided significant support, as evidenced by the fact that the voter turnout exceeded 5.8 million in the poll.
It is intriguing that the CEO of Tesla & SpaceX today disclosed that Trump’s likelihood of victory in the unscientific poll was significantly greater than that of Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris, with 73% of respondents favoring the Republican.
This statement generated substantial interest, as Trump also holds the lead on Polymarket.
Elon Musk Highlights the “Massive Support” for Donald Trump
The most recent X post by the American entrepreneur Musk indicates that the American populace is currently “overwhelmingly in favor of Trump.” Elon Musk, in this statement, references a poll conducted on X as of August 22.
For context, the poll results indicated that the Republican presidential candidate received 73.2% of the vote. In contrast, Kamala Harris received 26.8% of the vote.
These results have generated discussions primarily because nationwide poll results indicate that Harris is currently leading Donald Trump in the ongoing presidential campaign.
In the interim, certain platform users expressed their dissatisfaction with the poll results, asserting that they were the outcome of Musk’s far-right fan base.
It is important to note that the voting process was attended by more than 5 million users of the social media platform.
However, it is important to note that Harris is currently experiencing a decline in the optimism of the elections, particularly during the Democratic National Convention.
Is the Democratic Party more influential than the Republican Party?
Harris’ winning wagers were 49%, while the Republican’s were 47%, according to the most recent poll conducted by the New York Times.
These results come amid Donald Trump’s initial pro-crypto stance and Harris confronting a backlash on false promises for the crypto sector.
Notably, the Democratic Party previously promised to jack up pro-crypto policies. However, industry veterans label it another bluff from the Democratic Vice President.
Moreover, Cardano co-founder Charles Hoskinson conveyed that he has ‘zero’ trust in Harris’ claims, while also asking for SEC Chair Gary Gensler’s resignation.
On the other hand, Donald Trump also appears to be looking to offer Elon Musk a cabinet role, initiating further discussions across the broader landscape.
