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These 12 Women Voted for Trump in 2020. How Do They See Him Now?

In a previous Times Opinion focus group, we spoke with nine men who voted for Joe Biden in 2020 to explore what they thought of him now. Some praised his decency or credited him with infrastructure projects in their communities. But all of them said they wished someone other than Mr. Biden would be the Democratic presidential nominee this year. (Ditto for a Republican other than Donald Trump.) There was broad respect for Mr. Biden but not a lot of enthusiasm.

This focus group is a companion to that Biden group: We spoke with 12 women who voted for Mr. Trump in 2020 to discuss how they saw him now. (We often zero in on specific demographic groups to discuss politics.)

There was clearly enthusiasm for Mr. Trump’s candidacy, but many of the voters seemed motivated more by anti-Biden attitudes than pro-Trump ones. When we asked them to give a word describing Mr. Trump, fewer than half the words were positive. But disdain for Mr. Trump’s personality was exceeded by frustration with Mr. Biden on policy and competence. There was a strong desire to change leaders in 2024 and a certainty that inflation, interest rates, and the economy would be more likely to improve under Mr. Trump than under Mr. Biden.