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Former President Trump trounces his potential competitors in a hypothetical 2024 Republican Primary matchup, a Zogby Analytics survey released Friday found.
The survey asked respondents, “For whom would you vote if the Republican Primary or Caucus for President was held today?”
Trump takes a dominating lead, as over half, 59.1 percent, chose the former president. No one else even came close, as former Vice President Mike Pence fell 47 points behind with 12 percent support. Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis came in third with 7.4 percent, followed by former U.S. ambassador to the U.N. Nikki Haley (5.2 percent), former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo (2.2 percent). Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (1.6 percent), Sen. Ted Cruz (1.5 percent), and Marco Rubio (1.3 percent). Over 5 percent said they are “not sure,” and 4.3 percent indicate they would vote for somebody else: --->READ MORE HERE
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Former President Trump beat out President Biden by 11 points in a hypothetical faceoff in Iowa, according to a poll.
If such a rematch were held in 2024, 51 percent of likely voters would support Trump, and 40 percent said they would back Biden, a Des Moines Register/Mediacom poll showed Saturday.
Another 4 percent said they would not vote for either candidate and the remaining 5 percent were not sure.
When the candidates faced off in 2020, Trump defeated Biden by about 8 percentage points, carrying the state with 53 percent of the votes.
“Trump won Iowa convincingly in 2020, and that’s reflected in these data,” said pollster J. Ann Selzer told the Des Moines Register.
The new poll surveyed 810 Iowa adults, including 658 likely voters, between Nov. 7 and 10. --->READ MORE HEREFollow links below to other Trump related stories:
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