Voters Poll Says Kamala Harris Will Not Be the Next President
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Many voters are united in refusing the possibility of VP Kamala Harris as the next president due to her dismal performance in the firsts 100 days.

Many voters in the poll are united in refusing the possibility of Kamala Harris becoming the next U.S. president due to her dismal performance in the first 100 days. She is widely seen as the Democratic "Trojan Horse" if President Biden will not be able to finish his term.

Kamala Harris inspires no confidence

Rasmussen Report revealed that many voters do not know what Harris stands for and have a shared dislike for Biden's vice-president. As far as respondents are concerned, she is not presidential material.

The poll results reflect what most Republican voters think, that Harris does not deserve to become the 47th president of the United States, reported Newsmax.

As far as the numbers go, a small 25 percent of GOP voters think that she cannot handle becoming president, while 80 percent of the Dems and 36 percent independents agree. Some 51 percent think Harris is incapable, another 43 percent are highly dismissive and could not even imagine her becoming the chief executive.

When it comes to qualification for the Oval Office, the vice president got an overwhelming 50 percent vote that she has no capabilities, with 41 percent saying she lacked the right qualifications. Overall, the numbers indicate an opposition to the idea of her becoming the next president of the US.

Still, a very insignificant number of 46 percent approved, while 28 percent of the respondents can imagine her as the next president.

The poll had 48 percent of women voters who thought that Kamala Harris is okay, compared to 44 percent of men, but a statistic of 32 percent of women are likelier than 24 percent of men to agree that Vice President Harris is good enough.

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Voters under the age of 40 (64 percent), Black voters (62 percent), and all those making more than $200,000 a year gave the vice president top grades (54 percent ).

More data showed that 55 percent of 65 and older said she was not very favorable, including 42 percent of White voters and most middle-income voters in the polls.

The poll seemed to imply that supporters of Biden had extended the same support to Harris, despite her less than stellar first 100 days, with 94 percent saying the VP did well despite the criticisms.

However, many had a lot to say, like the GOP that scoured her lack of an action at the US Border. Same as the president who has not done anything right in solving the border crisis. Some 96 percent disapproved of Harris' border performance. 

According to Rasmussen, Harris's approval numbers were lower than former Vice President Mike Pence's four years ago. In April 2017, 63 percent of voters, with 86 percent Republicans, 40 percent Democrats, and 65 percent unaffiliated, said that Pence could be a far better president.

One major conclusion of the poll is that Kamala Harris has been less effective as the vice president. The poll of 1,000 likely US voters was from April 19-20, with a factor of 95 percent for confidence, a marginal error plus-minus three percentage points.

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