Former President Trump holds a commanding lead over his GOP rivals in a new poll in Iowa, the state that kicks off the 2024 Republican presidential nominating calendar.
Former President Trump retains a commanding lead over his White House rivals in a new poll in the state that kicks off the 2024 Republican presidential nominating calendar. The former president, who is making his third straight White House run, stands at 43% among likely caucus goers in Iowa, according to an NBC News/Des Moines Register/Mediacom survey released on Monday. Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and former U.N. ambassador and former South Carolina Gov.
Trump's 27-point lead is up four points from August, according to the survey conducted by veteran Iowa pollster J. Ann Selzer. The survey also indicates that Trump supporters are more enthusiastic and committed to their candidate than those backing DeSantis or Haley. Trump made history earlier this year as he became the first current or former president to be indicted in a criminal case. He is now facing four trials, including two on charges he aimed to overturn his 2020 election loss to President Biden. However, the slew of indictments against Trump appear to have only boosted his support among Republican voters.
The Iowa poll was conducted before former Vice President Mike Pence on Saturday suspended his Republican White House campaign and dropped out of the 2024 race. The 2% support he grabbed in Iowa in the poll was reallocated to the respondents' second choices. More than half of those questioned — 54% — said they could change their minds on whom they are supporting, with 41% saying their minds were made up. However, more than six in 10 Trump supporters said their minds were made up.
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