Raw StoryAnti-Trump group says voters are 'bored' with his shtick
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62% : She explained that in the focus groups she's done, there is a "tremendous openness" to voting for Harris from those who voted for Trump in 2016 but may have voted previously for Barack Obama.37% : Actually what we hear from a lot of these voters more than anything else is people are bored by Trump.
28% : Folks also tell her, "Just because I voted for Trump or just because I identify as a Republican, I'm interested in voting for Kamala Harris, and I'm going to do it because Donald Trump either presents such a threat or I'll tell you.
8% : "Republican Voters Against Trump is launching a multi-million-dollar ad campaign showcasing the voters who abandoned Trump after supporting him.
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