Donald Trump's losing control of the narrative with swing voters: Data

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

59% : But recently anti-woke sentiment accounts for just 4 percent of positive discussion, which Snape described as "a strikingly low number considering its importance during the election run-up.
52% : Why It Matters Trump ran on a populist platform that some critics argued was even more "America First" than his first campaign and term that began nearly a decade ago.
48% : " The data was accumulated between March 7-24 and employed algorithms to analyze the online and social media discussion in relation to Trump among swing voters following the November 2024 election.
43% : Federal budget cuts instituted by the Department of Government Efficiency, an informal agency never approved by Congress and run by Musk, have galvanized swaths of the voter base.
43% : " Donald Trump on March 26 on Truth Social: "Egg prices have definitely turned a corner...with large egg prices, on average, down 59% since February 28th.
40% : On April 5, disenfranchised Americans are being encouraged to protest the Trump administration's policies as part of a national movement in myriad cities, hosted by a group of older Americans called Third Act.
30% : The majority of voting Americans bought the messaging -- leading to a resounding victory for Trump that included taking back all swing states he lost in 2020.

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