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Trump widens lead over GOP rivals in Iowa and battleground states
Credit: IndiaTimes- Published on December 11, 2023
Former President Donald Trump expands his lead in the Republican presidential nomination race, with strong support in Iowa and critical battleground states. In Iowa, Trump's first-choice support surges to 51%, positioning him as the clear front-runner for the caucuses. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis sees a modest increase in...
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Published on December 11, 2023 - 01:30
Trump Support Swells Ahead of Iowa Caucus
Trump Support Swells , Ahead of Iowa Caucus.
NBC reports that former President Donald Trump
has widened his lead over GOP rivals,
earning 51% of the first choice support in Iowa. .
According to the latest NBC News/Des Moines
Register/Mediacom poll, Trump's current lead has been
fueled by Republicans who believe he can defeat Joe Biden.
Despite Trump's dominant lead, the poll showed
that a sizable number of voters remain open
to considering Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis or
former UN Ambassador Nikki Haley.
Despite Trump's dominant lead, the poll showed
that a sizable number of voters remain open
to considering Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis or
former UN Ambassador Nikki Haley.
Despite Trump's dominant lead, the poll showed
that a sizable number of voters remain open
to considering Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis or
former UN Ambassador Nikki Haley.
51% of likely Republican caucusgoers gave
first-choice support to Donald Trump, while 19%
sided with DeSantis and 16% went with Haley.
51% of likely Republican caucusgoers gave
first-choice support to Donald Trump, while 19%
sided with DeSantis and 16% went with Haley.
Entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy came in
a distant fourth with 5% and former New Jersey
Gov. Chris Christie came in at fifth with 4%.
Entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy came in
a distant fourth with 5% and former New Jersey
Gov. Chris Christie came in at fifth with 4%.
In October, the same poll had Trump
ahead by 27 points, a lead he increased
to 32 points in the most recent poll.
The poll found that Trump's support included 51%
of evangelical Christians, 59% from self-identified
Republicans and 63% of first-time caucusgoers.
NBC reports that not all winners of the Iowa caucus go on to
win the GOP presidential nomination, however, GOP rivals view
the state as a chance to prevent Trump from gaining momentum.
46% of those polled said they could
still be convinced to change their
mind and back another candidate.
However, the poll also found that
among those who say they would support
Trump, 70% say their minds are made up.
A significant 73% of those polled said they believe
that Trump could defeat Joe Biden despite the
various legal challenges facing the former president. .
A significant 73% of those polled said they believe
that Trump could defeat Joe Biden despite the
various legal challenges facing the former president.
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