Free Beacon Article RatingHarris Becomes First Dem Presidential Candidate in Nearly 30 Years to Not Receive Teamsters Endorsement After Rank-and-File Members Back Trump
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18% Somewhat Conservative
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18% Somewhat Conservative
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34% : "Before President Joe Biden's exit from the campaign, polling data from April 9 to July 3 indicated that union members preferred Biden at 44.3 percent, while Trump garnered 36.3 percent.27% : The union made the announcement Wednesday, saying, "The union's extensive member polling showed no majority support for Vice President Harris and no universal support among the membership for President Trump."Just before the announcement, the union also released the results of its internal polling, which found that 59.6 percent of Teamsters voted in favor of the union endorsing Trump, compared to 34 percent for Harris.
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