Americans in Battleground States Flipped by Trump React to His Reelection

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

65% : She said she had been confident that Harris would win; she fell asleep watching the numbers roll in and was awakened by the sound of Trump giving his victory speech.
63% : Harris and Trump both sensed the importance of the battleground state and campaigned in Georgia repeatedly in the weeks before the election; Harris was in Atlanta on Nov. 2, and Trump visited Macon the next day.
61% : Inside the grocery store, retired pharmacist John Persh was glad to see Trump win too.
61% : Yet, he hopes Trump can improve things for Americans.
55% : In that area and others, he expressed confidence in Trump to execute his stated priorities.
53% : Paap said he'd been confident Trump would win the battleground state.
53% : Mary echoed Scott's sentiment when it comes to Trump.
50% : AI writer Nic Lechler, 23, voted for Trump.
47% : "Government controls health care already," he said, citing pressure that the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services can bring to bear on hospitals.
43% : He looks forward to a decrease in prices under Trump.
42% : But facing a Trump victory, he said he was hopeful that Trump might revitalize the economy and bring the cost of living down.
24% : Mary, a retired government worker who did not wish to share her last name, said she wasn't entirely sure how her state flipped to Trump.
18% : After winning both states eight years ago, Trump lost both of them in 2020.

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