Less than half of all voters say Vice Presidential Candidate Kamala Harris is qualified to become president if circumstances should require her to do so, according to a recent Just the News Daily Poll with Scott Rasmussen.
Asked if she was "qualified to serve as president of the United States" if "it were to become necessary," only 47% said yes.
53% said no (32%) or that they were "not sure" (21%).
Eight out of 10 Democrats said Harris was qualified, only 15% of Republicans said she was.
Only 39% of independent voters, a critical demographic for deciding elections, said Harris could handle the duties of President.
"The voting implications of these perceptions are far from clear," said Rasmussen, a veteran polling expert. "In 2016, President Obama declared Hillary Clinton to be the most qualified person ever to run for president. But most voters had an unfavorable view of candidate Clinton. And according to exit polls, just 52% believed she was qualified for the job."
"In the end, she lost to a man just 38% believed was qualified for the job," Rasmussen also said. "Apparently, other factors were more important to voters."
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