Taylor Swift has become one of the most popular American singers in recent years, with The Eras Tour becoming one of the most successful world tours of all time, countless music awards, and a movie of her concert that broke records at the box office, Taylor is now even above even politicians in the U.S. in terms of popularity.
The latest polls conducted in the country, place her far ahead of those seeking the keys to the White House in the elections of 2024, there is even talk that the main politicians would have no chance against the power of the vote of the Swifties. So needless to say, her millions of fans would put her at the helm of one of the most powerful countries in the world; this is what the polls say.
What Do the Polls Say About Taylor Swift’s Popularity?
In the poll, conducted by NBC News, 40% of Americans described positive feelings towards Taylor Swift, and only 16% viewed her negatively, giving her an approval rating of 24%. This puts her above Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump himself, prompting the same media outlet’s Emilie Ikeda to say that if Taylor wants to “run for the Oval Office, she might do well.”
The numbers do not favor President Joe Biden, who is seeking reelection for the next 2024, as he has a favorability index of -17%, almost the same as Donald Trump, who obtained -16%, and the same perception of other candidates goes the same way, which means that people have more negative than positive feelings towards politicians.
So far, these are only speculations about a possible political career that Taylor Swift could undertake, taking advantage of her enormous popularity, although she keeps out of these issues, she has been seen as very involved, especially in the last presidential election that took place in the United States, as she was seen in her social networks supporting Democratic candidates Joe Biden and Kamala Harris.
Not only does she have the acceptance of her fans, but according to polls, 4 out of 10 voters who said they had positive opinions about Taylor Swift, there were a large number of men and women of all ages and ethnic groups, so someone let Taylor know that if she wants to, she can become president of the United States.
This story was written in Spanish by Lizbeth García in Cultura Colectiva News
