Trump Can't Win: 64% Of Americans Won't Support Him

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : Trump is running a presidential campaign that only appeals to Republicans and his core base of support.
49% : If the opposition to his candidacy continues at the level that the AP measured, Trump would be unelectable in a two-person race.
43% : Seven in 10 Republicans now have a favorable opinion of Trump, an uptick from the 60% who said so two months ago.
43% : Trump has broad support among Republicans, but his numbers are reversed when it comes to the general election.
41% : The question is how many Republican candidates could Trump take down with him in defeat?A Special Message From PoliticusUSAIf you are in a position to donate purely to help us keep the doors open on PoliticusUSA during what is a critical election year, please do so here.
35% : But in a crucial warning sign for the former president and his supporters, Trump faces glaring vulnerabilities heading into a general election, with many Americans strongly dug in against him.
35% : The question is not whether Trump can win or lose.
29% : The AP poll is evidence that supports Nikki Haley's claim that Donald Trump is unelectable.
26% : A new AP Poll found that 64% of Americans say they definitely or probably would not support Trump in November.
25% : The AP reported on a poll that showed Americans will not support Trump in November:Nearly two-thirds of Republicans -- 63% -- now say they want the former president to run again, according to new polling from The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research.
21% : Resistance to Trump appears to be dug in and solid for the general election.
20% : That's up slightly from the 55% who said the same in April when Trump began facing a series of criminal charges.
4% : Trump's entrenched definite no votes are ten points higher than Biden's which suggests that the Republican efforts to paint Trump and Biden as equally bad have not worked with general election voters.

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