Anti-Trump Republicans raise over $35 million to help Harris

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

72% : Evangelical support for Trump increased from 2016 to 2020, from around 78 percent to 81 percent.
49% : Polling averages in March, prior to Biden's exit and the two presidential debates, showed Trump with 80.4 percent favorability among Republicans.
40% : But the vast majority of Republican voters still plan to vote for Trump.
38% : However, they are an indication of the enduring disaffection with Trump among some conservatives ahead of the election that opinion polls show is a neck-and-neck race.
32% : The organization, funded by small donations, believes it can help shift 5-10 percent of evangelical voters against Trump in key states -- numbers that could potentially cost him the election.
27% : A national group who call themselves anti-Donald Trump Republicans has raised more than $35 million to defeat the GOP nominee this November, it said.Republican Voters Against Trump (RVAT) set a $50-million campaign goal in March to help the Democrats stay in the White House.
27% : David Dulio, a professor of political science at Oakland University in Michigan, told Newsweek that longtime Republicans who openly campaign against Trump could certainly sway portions of the electorate in tight battleground states.
18% : He called voting for Trump in 2016 "one of the biggest mistakes I've ever made" and switched to Biden in 2020.

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