Non‑MAGA Republicans Breaking With Trump

A rising share of self‑identified non‑MAGA Republicans now disapprove of Trump's conduct and oppose his vanity projects: 42% of non‑MAGA Republicans say he's using the presidency for personal gain, and a plurality oppose his proposed arch and White House ballroom. That suggests an identifiable faction gap inside the GOP that could influence primary dynamics, congressional cooperation, and conservative messaging ahead of 2028. — If non‑MAGA Republicans continue to distance themselves, the GOP's ability to act as a unified governing coalition and to pick a dominant 2028 nominee may weaken, reshaping electoral coalitions and policy outcomes.