Trump Leads in Musk’s Poll: Massive Support Revealed

United States: Recently on Tuesday, Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, asked people on X (formerly Twitter) who they would like to be the next President of the United States: Kamala Harris or Donald Trump.

Close Race in Actual Polls

As reported by mint, Musk said the poll was not scientific but made it because many people wanted it. Over 3.4 million people voted, with 75.2% picking Trump and 24.8% choosing Harris. The poll got 28.8 million views and was shared about 74,000 times.

While there are several users who are commented that they would vote for the Donald Trump one user asked for the options on the other contestants, such as Robert F Kennedy.

Where’s the “Kennedy” option? Questioned the user.

Another used jibed, “Trump or our country is toast.”

Close Race in Actual Polls

According to the report by Washington post a Roanoke College poll shows a close race between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump and this survey is conducted just before the Democratic National Convention began shows Harris leading with almost 47 percent a few points ahead of Trump’s 44 percent.

Most of the voters view Trump as a “threat to democracy” stated the report.

Musk and Trump’s Recent Interview

In fact, it could be literally true as just a week back, on August 13, 2024, Elon Musk conducted a live interview with the 45th President of the United States Donald Trump via ‘Spaces’.

 They participated in what was advertised as a ‘free discussion’ with ‘no restrictions,’ but several users could not hear the conversation at all. During the interview focused on the subject of immigration, Trump also scolded at how Kamala Harris manages this topic.

“You have millions of people coming in a month, and she gets up, and she pretends like she’s gonna do something, you know?” he said of the Biden administration. Trump also said, that there are 20 million illegals in the United States of America. US ex-president in-demand Donald Trump has said he would be interested in including the Tesla car company’s CEO Elon Musk into the administration, be it a cabinet Minister position or as an adviser if he is elected to be president of the United States again.

Trump’s Views on Electric Vehicles

At one point during the campaign, at an event in York, Pennsylvania, Republican candidate for president the former president Donald Trump was asked about tax credits for electric vehicles and what his cabinet might look like.

Regarding the present tax incentive of $7,500 for buyers of EVs, Trump was highly sceptical and said, ‘’Tax credits and tax incentives are not really all that good.’’ He suggested in case he won, he would possibly undo this measure.

Trump also mentioned things that his recent supporter, the head of Tesla, Elon Musk, said. When asked if he would consider Musk for an advisory or cabinet role, Trump responded affirmatively: Then came the damning indictment: ‘He’s a very smart guy. I certainly would, if he would do it, I certainly would. He’s a brilliant guy.’