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Republicans in a new Gallup survey appear to favor a third party, and a majority prefer former President Trump as their political leader.

Most ever want third party, 62%, GOP wants Trump in charge

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Division by both sides on the direction of the Republican and Democratic parties has helped drive support for a national third party to an all-time high of 62%.

In the latest Gallup survey, just 33% are pleased with the two party system.

What’s more, former President Trump’s talk about his own “MAGA” party could be playing a role in a spike in GOP support for something new.

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“Republicans' record desire for a third party comes at a time when they are deciding whether to remain loyal to Trump or to move on from him,” said the survey analysis just released.

“Currently, 68% of Republicans prefer that Trump remain the party leader, while 31% want the party to have a new leader. Republican-leaning independents, however, are divided, with 47% wanting Trump to continue leading and 51% preferring a new voice,” said Gallup, adding, “Republicans' preferences for a third party are similar among those who want Trump to continue to lead the party and among those who prefer a new leader.”

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Original Author: Paul Bedard

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