Although the polls wholly missed the correct result in the 2022 midterm elections, we are now being pushed by the media in 2023 to believe that Donald Trump’s lead in the polls is insurmountable.
The only other GOP candidate to score double-digit support was Ron DeSantis at 12%Published |Updated Zachary Leeman Former ...
A poll released Wednesday shows GOP presidential hopefuls will need to ramp up their messages to voters if they want to catch up to former President Trump in the 2024 primary. The Emerson College ...
The Republican hopeful leads President Joe Biden 41 percent to 35 percent in seven key states that could tilt the election in ...
Trump's rationale was his commanding lead, a sentiment echoed by the poll's outcome. While DeSantis was a focal point during the debate, he found himself outshone by tech magnate Vivek Ramaswamy ...
The survey came ahead of Wednesday's first Republican primary debate, which Trump has said he will skip, citing his large lead in polls. A national CBS poll on Sunday showed Trump was the ...
A look at hypothetical 2024 election matches between Biden and Trump and Biden and DeSantis. Biden has had a lead in nearly every poll over both candidates. Here’s a look at what a weekly poll ...
And I think that’s what he did, and I think he did a great job of it,” Republican poll respondent Bob Siddens, 70, of Iowa, told the news outlet. Trump’s lead over DeSantis increased in the ...
Former President Trump has remained the clear frontrunner in the 2024 GOP presidential primary, despite making history with four criminal indictments in the campaign’s recent months. A poll from ...
Biden also leads Trump in most Battleground states. However, our SLU/YouGov Poll shows Trump with a rather comfortable lead in Missouri among likely voters, 50% to Biden’s 43%. Missouri was once ...
Even after he was indicted for a fourth time and skipped the first Republican debate, Trump scored 52% of GOP voters’ support in a new CNN national poll. It’s a giant lead over the Florida ...
even widening his lead among GOP voters. A new poll conducted by the Wall Street Journal shows that, among Republican voters, 59% said Trump would be their first choice if the GOP primary was held ...
