20 % of Biden voters regret it

 Paul Bedard:

Millions of people are reconsidering their vote for President Joe Biden last year as they see him hobble through a growing stack of national problems.

The latest Zogby Poll provided to Secrets said that 20% “regret voting for President Biden.”

Remarkably, 21% of Democrats expressed regret, as did 29% of his Republican voters. The overall hit to Biden was tempered by independents, of which just 14% said they wanted their vote back.

The Zogby Analytics survey is rich with details of who is abandoning Biden.

Pollster Jonathan Zogby noted that while the 20% number may seem low, especially considering that 76% do not have regrets, it is extremely bad because of the closeness of many states Biden won in beating former President Donald Trump.

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I think the number that should regret their vote is larger.  That they don't, tells you more about them and their perspective about the country.  The number admitting to regret appears to be enough to easily flip the outcome.

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