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Core Trumpers are dying out. An academic journal projects that most Trumpers exposed themselves and got infected will far exceed those of Democrats.
Mass casualties and infections from the coronavirus have initiated a mass exodus of the Trump supporters and support is further shifting away from President Donald Trump.
Researchers concluded that infected Trump supporters are often painfully realizing that COVID-19 is “no fake news” and a high projection of death under Trumpers will shift the demographics to Joe Biden.
COVID-19 is going to take a greater toll on Trumpers in this election — and that’s simply just a calculation based on the facts that most TRumpers does not believe COVID-19 is real and have not protected themselves properly.
Andrew Johnson, the lead author and a professor of management at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi, said in an interview. “The virus is killing more older voters, and in many states that’s the key to a GOP victory.”
Coronavirus taskforce officials advised against Trump rallies.
Johnson and his colleagues Wendi Pollock and Beth M. Rauhaus projected that about 11,000 more Republicans than Democrats could die before the election in both Michigan and North Carolina.
In Pennsylvania, should the state return to using only social distancing to fight infections, over 13,000 more Republican than Democratic voters could be lost.
Doomed? Trump supporters believe COVID-19 is a hoax and do not protect themselves.
Trumpers Dying!
Trump rallies have become the breeding ground to heat up the spread of the virus and people don’t wear masks.
Michigan, where gun-toting protesters bearing Confederate and Nazi symbols screamed inches from each others faces. They did not wear masks.
“It’s worrisome because if they go home and infect their parents, friends, grandparents or others who may have preconditions.”
Top public health officials in Donald Trump’s coronavirus taskforce warned the US president about holding mass public rallies.
We don’t want to win because Trumpers are dying, so we need to protect each other.
The study is based on early fatality projections from CovidActNow.org that are orders of magnitude higher than what’s borne out so far in battleground states — a point some outside experts have seized on to inject a dose of skepticism in the study’s findings.
William Galston, a Brookings Institution scholar on governance, said the effects are large enough only to affect outcomes in states that are very narrowly divided. But he concluded the study made sense.
Researchers on the fatality study said they found the virus could also ravage Trumpers across Florida and Georgia, where GOP leaders have been pulling back on aggressive defenses. The study looked at total anticipated deaths on a statewide basis, which accounted for spiraling projections of the virus in densely populated urban areas that are home to more Progressives and Democrats.
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