Four Out of Five ‘Federal Government Managers’ Who Voted for Harris Plan To Resist Trump 2.0

Just 1 percent of federal government managers who voted for Vice President Harris say they are ‘somewhat’ willing to support the next president.

AP/Rick Scuteri
President-elect Trump speaks at AmericaFest, December 22, 2024, at Phoenix. AP/Rick Scuteri

Americans appear to be undergoing a “vibe switch,” with polls showing President-elect Trump receiving his highest favorability ratings ever. However, the people who will be tasked with implementing his agenda do not appear to be on board with the switch, according to a new survey of federal employees. 

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