No potential Republican presidential candidate holds a candle next former President Donald amongst GOP voters, a new Reuters/Ipso survey reveals.
The survey published Dec. 29 asks respondents to think “about the presidential election in 2024, who would you support as the Republican nominee for president?”
Trump dominated the field of hypothetical candidates in a 2024 Republican Primary, with 54 percent.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis amassed more support than the other candidates at 11 percent but still trailed by double digits.
Former Vice President Mike Pence came in third place with 8 percent support, followed by former U.S. ambassador to the U.N. Nikki Haley at 4 percent and Sen. Ted Cruz at 3 percent.
A Harvard/Harris survey published on Dec. 2, also shows Trump leading his closest potential challenger by 58 points, garnering 67 percent support.
2024 National Republican Primary Poll:
Trump 67%
Pence 9%
DeSantis 8%
Haley 4%
Rubio 3%
Cruz 3%
Pompeo 1%
T. Scott 1%
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Without Trump:
DeSantis 30%
Pence 25%
Cruz 13%
Rubio 8%
Haley 7%
Pompeo 4%
T. Scott 4%@Harvard–@HarrisPoll ~ RV ~ 11/30-12/2https://t.co/yNcTbHNBKa— PollTracker (@PollTrackerUSA) December 9, 2021
The former president has come under fire in recent weeks after repeatedly touting the efficacy of experimental Covid gene therapy, but Americans are still banking on the America First leader to make a comeback, make America great again and fix the catastrophe wreaked by führer Biden.
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