Customers of McDonald’s were equally split between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris when they cast their votes in the 2024 election, according to an exclusive poll.
It came after Harris was hit by questions in the campaign over her assertion that she once worked at McDonald’s in California.
Trump subsequently went to a McDonald’s in Pennsylvania and served bags of takeout to people in the drive-thru lane.
A poll by J.L. Partners for DailyMail.com found both candidates were backed by 42 percent of McDonald’s diners.
The poll also found Trump easily won fans of Pizza Hut by 15 points, Jimmy John’s by 19 points, and Chick-fil-A by 13 points.
Harris won those who like Domino’s pizza by three points.
Donald Trump works behind the counter during a visit to McDonalds in Feasterville-Trevose, Pennsylvania, U.S. October 20, 2024
Meanwhile, on social media, regular users of X voted overwhelmingly for Trump
Some 55 percent of them supported Trump while only 36 percent backed Harris.
Trump also had big leads of 23 percent among users of Twitch and 15 percent for Snapchat.
He had narrower leads of 3 points among regular users of both Facebook and TikTok, and 2 percent for YouTube.
Harris eked out a one point lead among users of Instagram.
The results showed how the Harris campaign failed in its bid to use influencers to raise support on social media.
Kamala Harris got little support from customers of Pizza Hut and Jimmy John’s
Users of Elon Musk’s X voted overwhelmingly for Trump
An analysis of voters’ grocery shopping habits showed Trump winning across the board.
The results were perhaps a reflection of voter anger at high food prices under Joe Biden.
Trump won among shoppers at Whole Foods, known for its natural and organic produce, by 5 points.
At the other end of the shopping spectrum he also won among Dollar General customers by 12 points.
He won among Walmart grocery shoppers by 8 points and and Costco ones by 5 points.
Harris was more popular by 7 points with Aldi shoppers and by 3 points with those at Price Rite.
Among smokers of cigarettes and cigars 43 percent backed Trump and 39 percent Harris.
Whole Foods shoppers backed Trump over Harris
Vapers backed the Republican by more, with 49 percent supporting Trump and only 35 percent Harris.
Vegetarians backed Harris by four points, and meat eaters sided with Trump by 3 points.
Among vegans 45 percent supported Harris and only 19 percent Trump
Vapers voted heavily for Donald Trump
For voters who do mostly cardio at the gym 46 percent backed Harris and 45 percent Trump.
However, for those who mostly do weights 48 percent backed Trump and 40 percent Harris.
The poll showed Harris won 63 percent of gay voters and Trump won 24 percent.
Among bisexual voters 43 percent supported Harris and 27 percent Trump.
For heterosexual voters the race was closer, with 45 percent supporting Trump and 39 percent Harris.
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