Nearly 10 percent of the U.S. queer men who said they 'do not support [Trump] at all' said that they will vote for him regardless.
Of the 1,200 men living in the United States, 49 percent said that they do not support Trump at all and 11 percent said they disagree with him on most issues. Nine percent said they agree with Trump on some issues and disagree with him on others. Only 27 percent of U.S.-based respondents said they either mostly or fully supported Trump.
When user responses were broken out continentally, majorities of queer men on every continent, except Africa, supported Biden more than Trump by margins of 54 to 25 percent. Supporters hold up a rainbow pride flag for then-Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump on October 18, 2016 in Grand Junction Colorado.Exit polls from the 2016 presidential elections found that at least 75 percent of LGBTQ voters supported Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton over Trump. A reported 14 percent favored Trump.
Though Trump was lauded by some Republicans for mentioning the LGBTQ community during his speech at the 2016 Republican National Convention, his administration has repeatedlyand written amicus briefs to the U.S. Supreme Court in support of anti-gay discrimination.
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