Before anyone gets riled up, let’s start with a disclaimer: this is not an official poll. But hey, since when has BAM ever let “official” get in the way of how we operate?
The day before the 2024 election, in true BAM style, we met agents where they are—online. We took to Instagram, Facebook and X to ask real estate agents one simple question: “Who are you voting for?”
The response has been insane. In under 24 hours, over 7,700 people weighed in. We’re talking fiery debates, passionate defenses, and the kind of online discussions that only an election could bring to life.
Here’s how the votes stack up.
Results on Facebook
On Facebook, agents were eager to participate in the anonymous poll. At the time of posting this on Tuesday morning, 1,971 votes were tallied. Here are the results:
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- Donald Trump: 74%
- Kamala Harris: 23%
- Other: 2%
- Not Voting: 1%
Who voted on Facebook?
The Broke Agent audience on Facebook is mostly female (67.6%), with the majority failing in the 35-44 age range. Top cities include Houston, New York, and San Antonio.
Results on X
Meanwhile, on X, the conversation brought in 252 votes:
Real Estate Agents…who are you voting for?
— The Broke Agent (@TheBrokeAgent) November 3, 2024
- Donald Trump: 64.7%
- Kamala Harris: 21.4%
- Other: 5.2%
- Not Voting: 8.7%
Results on Instagram
If you’re looking for the raw, unfiltered voice of real estate, head to the comments section of The Broke Agent and BAM’s Instagram collab post. With over 5,580 votes and 829 comments (and counting), agents didn’t hold back on sharing their thoughts, preferences, and opinions.
- Donald Trump: 61%
- Kamala Harris: 29%
- Other: 5%
- Not Voting: 5%
Who voted on Instagram?
On Instagram, The Broke Agent’s audience consists of 55.7% women and a strong showing in the 35-44 age range. New York, Los Angeles, and Houston topped the list of locations chiming in.
Comments Supporting Trump
Comments Supporting Harris
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The Takeaway
While this poll may be unofficial, it’s a snapshot of what real estate agents are thinking on Election Day. Of course, real estate agents represent a tiny fraction of voters. Soon enough, we’ll have the actual results.
And no matter the outcome, one comment stood out with a reminder for agents: “People will buy and sell real esate no matter who is in office.”
