Millennials swipe right on Hillary Clinton for US President
In the US 57% of users matched with Hillary Clinton and 43% matched with Donald Trump, based on the issues alone
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Millennials switching jobs fast, techies lead the way, says study With the US elections less than a week away a large majority of people around the world are swiping right for Hillary Clinton all over the world. As various polls pop up to determine whether it will be Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton or Republican candidate Hillary Clinton who will become the next President of the US, dating app Tinder launched Swipe to Vote last week in 16 countries.
The poll was launched in partnership with Rock to Vote and gave people an idea regarding which way millennials will swing. In the US 57% of users matched with Hillary Clinton and 43% matched with Donald Trump, based on the issues alone. Apart from that, 53% of Tinder users in the US say they plan to vote for Hillary Clinton and 47% of users plan to vote for Donald Trump.
India was also one of the countries in which the poll was conducted and had a massive 96% of female voters in India matching with Hillary Clinton.
A large majority of women and men voted for Clinton, as she received 76% votes in comparison to 23% for Trump.
The only country in which Trump garnered more support than Hillary was in Russia, where 71% of the users voter for him. This comes despite 76% of the Russian users matching with Hillary Clinton in terms of their stand on issues.
Other things voted for include 57% of users prefer a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants, 65% of users in the United States want an increase in taxes for the 1% and 56% of users in the United States think college tuition should be free.
