Support for Taylor Swift's get-out-the-vote effort drops sharply among particular voting bloc: poll

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A new poll suggests that support is dropping among all Americans for Taylor Swift's efforts to encourage her legions of fans to vote in the upcoming elections.

Fifty-three percent of voters questioned in a Monmouth University national survey released on Thursday said they approved of Swift's voter encouragement efforts – which she did last week in a social media post following the first and potentially only debate between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Trump.

Swift, in her social media post, also endorsed Harris in the race to succeed President Biden in the White House.

Support for the pop star's voter participation efforts is down 15 points from 68% in a Monmouth survey conducted in February, when Swift was in the spotlight for a debunked conspiracy theory surrounding the presidential election and the Super Bowl.

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A baseless conspiracy theory at the time suggested that Swift was involved in a covert government plot to help Biden win re-election.

Swift endorsed Biden in the 2020 presidential election and for years has encouraged her fans to vote.

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