Golden Finance reported that according to the results of a new poll from Fairleigh Dickinson University, former US President Donald Trump's efforts to win over the cryptocurrency industry in this election cycle seem to have paid off. The poll results released on Friday showed that cryptocurrency holders are more likely to say they will vote for Trump than Vice President Kamala Harris in the upcoming US presidential election. Half of cryptocurrency holders said they plan to vote for Trump, while only 38% of cryptocurrency holders prefer Harris. Among non-cryptocurrency owners, the statistics have reversed, with Harris leading by 12 percentage points: 53% of voters who have never owned cryptocurrency said they would vote for Harris, and 41% planned to vote for Trump. The poll collected responses from more than 800 registered voters across the United States, of which 15% of respondents said they own or have owned cryptocurrency or non-fungible tokens (NFTs). The proportion of respondents who said they own cryptocurrency is roughly comparable to the results of other recent surveys.