June 7, 2023. News Team
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As more candidates continue to enter the contest for the Republican primary nomination in 2024, President Donald Trump’s lead has grown. This has solidified his dominance of the political landscape.
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Trump has gained 4 points among Republican voters between late May and early June, according to Morning Consult’s new GOP primary tracker data, and currently leads Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, a Republican, by 34 points.
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According to their research, Trump has received 56% of the vote in the primary contest, compared to DeSantis’ 22%. According to a May 24-27 poll by Morning Consult, which RSBN previously reported, Trump had a 55 percent advantage over DeSantis’ 25 percent.
In just two weeks, Trump has gained four points, while DeSantis has lost three points since declaring his run for president in late May.
In crucial contest states like Iowa, Virginia, New Hampshire, and even DeSantis’s home state of Florida, President Trump is also firmly leaning.
For instance, a Roanoke College poll conducted in May revealed that Trump has a 20-point advantage over DeSantis in the Virginia Republican primary. According to the most recent data from Emerson College, Trump is leading DeSantis by a startling 42 points in Iowa, a crucial early caucus state, with 62 percent of the vote to the governor’s 20 percent.
According to RealClear Politics, Trump also keeps a commanding 18-point average advantage in
In just two weeks, Trump has gained four points, while DeSantis has lost three points since declaring his run for president in late May.
In crucial contest states like Iowa, Virginia, New Hampshire, and even DeSantis’s home state of Florida, President Trump is also firmly leaning.
For instance, a Roanoke College poll conducted in May revealed that Trump has a 20-point advantage over DeSantis in the Virginia Republican primary. According to the most recent data from Emerson College, Trump is leading DeSantis by a startling 42 points in Iowa, a crucial early caucus state, with 62 percent of the vote to the governor’s 20 percent.
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According to RealClear Politics, Trump also keeps a commanding 18-point average advantage in
Meanwhile, Trump is ahead of DeSantis by a significant 20-point margin in the crucial Florida primary, receiving 53 percent of Floridians’ support to DeSantis’ 33 percent.
