DONALD TRUMP HOLDS THE SUPERMAJORITY OF SUPPORT IN GOP RACE
It seems as if nothing can stop President Trump’s ascent in the 2024 Republican presidential primary race, and new data from Morning Consult has yet again illustrated his powerful momentum.
Super Tuesday is fast approaching, and once that integral election hurdle is out of the way, President Trump is set to sweep the GOP primary, capping off an unprecedented and historic Republican election season where he was, essentially, the only competitive candidate.
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President Trump kicked off the GOP primary season with back-to-back wins in Iowa and New Hampshire, which set a clear winning tone for the rest of the year.
According to The New York Times, 15 states and one territory will vote on Super Tuesday, which takes place on March 5, 2024.
According to Morning Consult, Trump is comfortably ahead in the states that will play on Super Tuesday. According to their analysis, he is expected to win by a wide margin in states like as California, Texas, Oklahoma, North Carolina, Virginia, Alabama, Massachusetts, and Tennessee.
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Impressively, he is also leading by 75-91 percent in the primary elections poised to occur after Super Tuesday. For example, among state GOP primary voters, he is polling with 85 percent of support in Florida, 83 percent in Georgia, and a whopping 91 percent in Louisiana.
This week, Trump won both the Nevada and Virgin Islands caucuses, securing a technical 4-0 winning streak and all the delegates ahead of Super Tuesday and the subsequent round of votes. He is also expected to win the South Carolina primary election with a significant margin (+17%, according to Morning Consult).
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Former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley is the only candidate left in the GOP race to challenge Trump for the nomination nationwide. It is possible that she may suspend her campaign after the South Carolina primary. However, this is not confirmed.