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Wrestling fans aren’t “mostly MAGA.”
They’re mostly regular people, with a slight conservative tilt in WWE’s older audience and a strong progressive tilt in AEW’s younger audience.
The stereotype is louder than the truth.
They’re mostly regular people, with a slight conservative tilt in WWE’s older audience and a strong progressive tilt in AEW’s younger audience.
The stereotype is louder than the truth.
February 5, 2026 at 6:11 AM
Wrestling fans aren’t “mostly MAGA.”
They’re mostly regular people, with a slight conservative tilt in WWE’s older audience and a strong progressive tilt in AEW’s younger audience.
The stereotype is louder than the truth.
They’re mostly regular people, with a slight conservative tilt in WWE’s older audience and a strong progressive tilt in AEW’s younger audience.
The stereotype is louder than the truth.
Studies from YouGov and Morning Consult showed:
WWE fans were more likely than the general population to support Trump,but still far from “mostly MAGA.”
Think of it like: if the general population had X% Trump support, WWE fans were maybe +5–10 points above that.
That’s a trend, not a takeover.
WWE fans were more likely than the general population to support Trump,but still far from “mostly MAGA.”
Think of it like: if the general population had X% Trump support, WWE fans were maybe +5–10 points above that.
That’s a trend, not a takeover.
February 5, 2026 at 6:11 AM
Studies from YouGov and Morning Consult showed:
WWE fans were more likely than the general population to support Trump,but still far from “mostly MAGA.”
Think of it like: if the general population had X% Trump support, WWE fans were maybe +5–10 points above that.
That’s a trend, not a takeover.
WWE fans were more likely than the general population to support Trump,but still far from “mostly MAGA.”
Think of it like: if the general population had X% Trump support, WWE fans were maybe +5–10 points above that.
That’s a trend, not a takeover.