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Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump are pictured in file images.

Most voters decided who their pick for president would be a day before the election, but a new poll shows they could be persuaded to switch sides and wear the clothes of an opposing presidential candidate for a price.

RushOrderTeesa tech and custom apparel company, surveyed more than 2,000 people to see if $1,000 would get them to wear a T-shirt and hat supporting the other presidential candidate in person or online.

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About 64 percent of respondents said they would accept $1,000 to wear a t-shirt and hat for the presidential candidate they don’t support, even for a day, compared to 36 percent of people who said they will not wear the clothes. of the opposing candidate.

Fifty-five percent of people said they would accept $1,000 to update their social media profile picture for a week to show themselves wearing clothing that supports the presidential candidate they oppose, compared to 45 % who said they would not.

Meanwhile, the poll found a split between supporters of Kamala Harris and Donald Trump when asked about wearing the gear of opposing political candidates.

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The poll found that 73 percent of Trump supporters said they would be willing to wear Harris clothing for a day in exchange for $1,000. But 47 percent of Harris supporters would agree to the same deal and wear Trump gear.

But there was a bigger gap when it came to supporters updating their social media profiles.

Only 27 percent of Harris supporters were willing to change their profile pictures for $1,000, while 70 percent of Trump supporters said they would do it and take the money.

RushOrderTees also found that there was a difference in responses between the generations willing to shell out the money to carry the other presidential candidate’s merchandise.

About 49% of respondents over the age of 60 would need $1,000 to wear the opposing candidate’s clothing for a day, which is lower than the average of 67% among other age groups.

Additionally, there was a gender split in the survey between men and women, with 72% of men saying they would accept the $1,000 offer to wear another presidential candidate’s clothes, while only 50% of women would do the same thing, the survey shows.

The poll was conducted on October 7, 2024, by SurveyMonkey, with a sample of 2,195 US adults, 18 and older. The poll had a margin of error of +/- 2%.