A poll of more than 8,000 voters revealed that dislike for the two major party nominees is at its highest level since 1988.
Former President Donald Trump and incumbent President Joe Biden are disliked by 25% of the voters polled by Pew Research.
That’s the highest number since the 1988 Presidential Election matchup between Massachusetts Governor Michael Dukakis as the Democratic Party Nominee and then Vice President George H.W. Bush, who was serving under President Ronald Reagan at the time.
Poll: Voters Who Dislike Both Candidates At Highest Level In 36 Years
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Source:
Florida Daily
