DONALD TRUMP WINS BIG IN NEWEST 2024 PRIMARY POLLSDONALD
The most recent GOP primary surveys clearly demonstrate the momentum Donald Trump’s 2024 presidential campaign is gaining.
A recent poll by McLaughlin & Associates found that the 45th president would receive 46% of the vote to face possible political adversary Governor Ron DeSantis, R-Fla., in the 2024 presidential primary.
In an impressive head-to-head primary poll against DeSantis, President Trump received 61 percent of the GOP primary voters’ support. The Florida governor received 31% of the vote in the contest, showing a massive 30-point difference between the two conservative leaders.
In the general GOP primary survey, former vice president Mike Pence received 8% of the vote, while declared presidential candidate and former governor of South Carolina Nikki Haley received 5%.
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Trump dominated the field of announced and probable Republican candidates for the 2024 nomination, according to Premise Data’s most recent poll, which was conducted between March 16 and 21. Trump received 56 percent of GOP voters’ support. In that poll, DeSantis received 26% of the vote.
According to RSBN, the most recent Premise poll showed Trump with a 52 percent advantage over DeSantis’ 26 percent. According to the most current data, Trump has gained 4 points while DeSantis has lost 1 point in less than a month.
According to the most recent Premise Data poll, 57% of respondents said they would back Trump over DeSantis, who received 33% of the vote, in a primary contest. This shows that Trump has gained 4 points since March 7 while DeSantis has lost 4 points during that time.
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On March 17, a new survey by Big Village confirmed Trump’s secure position as the front-runner in the GOP primary for 2024, receiving 52% of the vote to DeSantis’s 24%. In a head-to-head comparison, Trump received 64% of the support in their poll, while DeSantis received 36%.