‘Money is not enough’: ‘US Party’ crashes before takeoff; American want alternatives, but do not see Musk’s party as an alternative
Elon Musk’s plans to launch a new political party were destroyed even before the introduction of public opposition and record-cum-feeding ratings in several elections to billionaire entrepreneurs.The so -called “USA party”, which was teased by Musk with former friend and US President Donald Trump after a decline, has met the American public with a major thumb. According to the CNN Pol, only 25% of all adults and registered voters support 22% voters rival democrats and a third party for musk to the Republican. 74% adults and 77% of voters have been opposed.These numbers suggest that Americans may be open to options beyond two major parties, but Musk is not the person they want to lead the charge.
Pole gives a blow
The CNN pole is not alone in its conclusions. A separate survey of the University of Quinipiaq also revealed that most people do not support Musk’s idea to start a new political party. It was found that only 17% of the voters would consider supporting Musk’s new party. More than 77% completely rejected the idea.In the last few years, Musk has become very popular itself. According to CNN data, only 23% of Americans see them favorably, while 60% view them adversely, giving them a net approval rating of -37 points. CNN said: “This musk gives a net favorable rating of -37 percentage points.” Off. “Although other elections are slightly less rigid, the overall picture is serious. “Musk is just a wrong man to lead such a journey,” the report said. “He is, as I have said at the top, one of the most unpopular political figures in the country.”It symbolizes a sharp decline since 2016, when Musk had a net favorable rating of +29 points, making him one of the most acclaimed figures in the Bloomberg Poll at that time.
Third party, and no chance to succeed
Historically, third party efforts in the US have fought to achieve traction. Except George Washington, any independent has never won the presidency, but it was before the modern party system came into existence.In 1968, George Walece was the last third-party candidate to win the same state in the presidential race. Since 1970, more than 13,000 Congress elections have been held, and non-head party candidates have won only 24 of them. Most of them wins independent from independent Burney Sanders and Angus King.Even Ross Perot, a billionaire, like Musk, was a difficult time. Despite receiving about 20% of the popular vote in the 1992 presidential election and creating a reform party, the movement soon lost steam. Parot’s party reached its peak in 1998 when Jessie was elected Governor of Ventura Minnesota. Today, the party has forgotten everything.Back in 1993, a CNN Pol found that 50% of Americans supported the third party of Parot, while 37% opposed. In contrast, Musk face 77% of Americans who oppose their party from the beginning.
The more they see musk, the less they like it
Even with poor pole numbers, Musk’s political plans still attract attention due to their huge wealth and influence. Unlike most other third-party candidates, they have money to run large campaigns and get media coverage.CNN said, “Many third party fails because they cannot find their message. This will not be a problem in Musk’s party.” “But the money is not enough.”Adding their challenges is the fact that Musk is unqualified to run for the President, born in South Africa. “Over American politics see musk, the less he likes it,” CNN said. “Musk’s unpopularity becomes a commonly difficult effort to start a third party.”
