近期多项民意调查显示，尽管大部分美国选民对第三方政党持开放态度，但绝大多数人对由埃隆·马斯克创立的政党并不感兴趣。调查结果普遍表明，如果马斯克组建政党，其支持者将更多来自共和党而非民主党。分析认为，马斯克在政治上的立场，特别是他与前总统特朗普的关系以及对某些政策的公开表态，可能导致了部分选民，尤其是独立选民和民主党倾向选民的反感，从而削弱了其组建新政党的影响力。

📊 多项民调揭示，虽然许多美国选民愿意考虑第三方政党，但对埃隆·马斯克创立的政党兴趣寥寥。例如，YouGov调查显示45%的美国人认为第三方政党有必要，但仅11%的人愿意考虑加入马斯克创立的政党；Quinnipiac大学的调查则显示，49%的选民愿意考虑第三方政党，但对马斯克创立的政党感兴趣的比例仅为17%；CNN的调查也发现，表示支持第三方政党的比例为63%，但在提及马斯克后降至25%。

⚖️ 马斯克组建的政党吸引力不足的原因可能与其政治立场有关。独立选民中，高达75%的人表示会考虑第三方政党，但当问题指向马斯克创立的政党时，这一比例骤降至22%。此外，民主党倾向的选民对马斯克的反感也加剧了这一趋势，部分原因是马斯克曾与特朗普结盟，并因其在某些争议性话题上的表态而引发左翼选民的强烈不满，仅有6%的民主党选民对马斯克的政党表示兴趣。

📈 调查数据表明，马斯克创立的政党更可能从共和党而非民主党那里获得支持。YouGov的调查显示，15%的共和党人表示会考虑支持马斯克创立的第三方政党，而表示同样意愿的民主党人仅占6%。这反映出马斯克在政治光谱上更偏向右翼，其政治主张和个人影响力未能广泛吸引中间派和左翼选民。

💡 马斯克最初提出组建第三方政党的想法，是在共和党国会推动一项大规模法案期间。他当时对该法案对赤字的影响以及对可再生能源补贴和税收抵免的削减表示反对。尽管他曾公开表示将推进此事，但截至目前，马斯克尚未采取更正式的步骤来建立新政党，其政党的具体纲领也尚不明确，但削减赤字很可能是其核心关注点之一。

Several new polls suggest that Elon Musk is repelling potential third-party voters.While many Americans are open to a third party, far fewer are interested in one created by Musk.The polling also found that Musk's party would draw more support from the GOP than the Democrats.

People have complained about America's two-party system for decades, and many voters say they would consider supporting a third party — as long as Elon Musk wasn't involved.

New polling suggests that potential third-party voters aren't interested in what Musk's "America Party" may be offering, and the Tesla CEO might be the problem.

Three polls released this week found the same general pattern.

According to YouGov, 45% of Americans believe a third party is necessary, but just 11% would consider joining a Musk-founded party.

Per Quinnipiac University, 49% of Americans say they would consider joining a third party, while just 17% say they're interested in one created by Musk.

A CNN poll found that 63% of Americans would favor a third party, a figure that drops to just 25% when Musk is involved.

All three polls included more than 1,000 respondents and were conducted in early to mid-July.

The aversion to Musk-led party may be driven in part by independent voters, according to Quinnipiac. 75% of independents say they would consider joining a third party, a figure that drops to just 22% when the question is about a Musk-formed party.

It's also driven by Democratic-leaning voters' distaste for Musk, whose past political alliance with President Donald Trump and creation of DOGE sharply polarized the left against him.

According to Quinnipac, 39% of registered Democrats say they would consider joining a third party, while just 6% are interested in Musk's hypothetical party.

That also indicates that a Musk-created party would draw more from the right than the left. YouGov found a similar pattern to Quinnipiac, with 15% of Republicans saying they'd consider supporting a Musk-founded third party while just 6% of Democrats said the same.

The world's richest man first floated the idea of forming a third party as Republicans in Congress worked to pass the "Big Beautiful Bill," a sprawling piece of legislation at the center of Trump's domestic agenda. Musk objected to the bill's impact on the deficit, as well as the scaling back of renewable energy subsidies and tax credits.

Weeks after his relationship with Trump exploded in an epic feud and after the bill made it to Trump's desk, Musk declared that he would move forward with forming the party.

It's been about two weeks since then, and Musk has yet to take more formal steps to actually establish a new political party.

It also remains unclear exactly what the party's platform would be, though deficit reduction would likely be a key focus.