Only 6% of Voters Know What Groyper Is

Publication Date: 11/12/2025 4:00 PM CST

Only 6% of Voters Know What Groyper Is

Publication: 11/12/2025 4:00 PM CST

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Six percent (6%) of voters know what Groyper means.
- This includes 5% who described it as a Far Right or White Nationalist Movement and 1% who described it as followers of Nick Fuentes.
- Another 5% said they knew what it meant but offered an inaccurate description. These statements identified the term as various unrelated things, such as an animal or a cryptocurrency. Some conflated it with the word "groper."
Nine percent (9%) of men know what Groyper means along with just 3% of women.
- Eight percent (8%) of those who support Trump-like policies were able to define Groyper along with 11% of those who prefer AOC-like policies.
- Among those who support traditional Republican policies, just 2% could define it.
- Among those who prefer traditional Democratic policies, 3% know what Groyper means.
- Awareness of the term is highest in high-population-density areas, where 25% can define it.
- Among those who live in more rural areas, just 4% know what Groyper means.
It's important to remember that knowing what the term means is not the same as supporting it.
- Among those who talk politics daily, 1 out of 6 (16%) can define Groyper.
A summary of the statements received include the following:
- Far-Right / White Nationalist Movement: The conversation defined Groypers as a far-right, extremist online movement associated with white nationalism, Christian nationalism, and "America First" ideals. Statements frequently linked the group to activist Nick Fuentes and noted that they challenge mainstream conservatives.
- Followers of Nick Fuentes: Statements in this topic defined Groypers as the fans and followers of activist Nick Fuentes, describing them as a far-right, white nationalist, and Christian nationalist movement. Statements also characterized the group as an online extremist movement connected to "America First" principles.
- General Negative Descriptions: Some statements defined the group using negative descriptions and personal insults, such as "incels" and "jerks," while also labeling them as "internet trolls." These statements frequently connected the group to a far-right, racist, and White Nationalist ideology and identified them as followers of Nick Fuentes.
When assessing familiarity with terms in the political debate, Napolitan News begins by asking people if they know what a term means. In this case, 11% said they knew what Groyper meant. However, we then follow up by asking them to describe the term in their own words. In this case, 6% of all respondents were able to offer a reasonably accurate description, and 5% offered vague or inaccurate descriptions.
The New York Times published an interesting article around this topic called Who Are the 'Groypers.'

This data is from a Napolitan News Service survey of 1,000 Registered Voters conducted online by Scott Rasmussen, November 10-11, 2025. RMG Research, Inc., conducted the field work for the survey. It has a margin of error of +/- 3.1.