Many Democrats are also upset at how the party switched candidates, the latest I&I/TIPP Poll shows.
As Harris continues to struggle, the national online I&I/TIPP Poll of 1,240 registered voters indicates lingering widespread disappointment with the Democratic Party’s maneuvers to get rid of the age-impaired Biden last July.
As Election Day looms and polls tighten up, a solid majority of Americans remain unhappy with the Democratic Party’s machinations to remove President Joe Biden as its candidate and replace him with Vice President Kamala Harris.
Among indie and third-party voters, 55% agreed with the statement in No.
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The second question asked voters whether voters agreed that the Democratic Party’s process for installing Harris as the party’s candidate, without a popular vote of any sort, was “undemocratic.” Once again, an overall majority — 52% to 38% — agreed the Democrats’ process was “undemocratic.” A solid majority (71%) of Republicans agreed, along with a slim plurality of independents (45%).
Even Democrats weren’t exactly thrilled with the move.
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