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I think a lot of those people probably did like Johnson, and it was MUCH more socially acceptable to like Johnson than to like Trump I think a lot of people didn't want to admit to themselves that they were going to vote for someone their friends/loved ones absolutely hated
There isn't a strong-ish third party candidate this time (in my opinion), so I think people may tell pollsters they're undecided or plan not to vote... and then vote for Trump again, it's not clear whether they'll believe what they're saying at the time that they say it
This makes a lot of sense. It seems likely that it is a little from column A and a little from column B. I hope a lot has changed since four years ago. Your point of "stupid vs evil" is important. If people feel forced to conceal their preferences they are unreachable.
yeah, and at this point a lot of unambiguous Trump voters *will* be lying simply because their lives aren't sustainable if their children, coworkers, etc. think they're evil if I were in their position, I'd lie, too!
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