Chris Christie, who attempted to dub Trump “Donald Duck” for skipping the debate, came off the worst to primary voters.
an engineer from Atlanta who was among those called in the poll. The last time he cast a ballot was for Democrat Barack Obama in 2008, but he said that if he voted in 2024 it would be for Trump, a ...
It’s been six presidential elections since the front-runner at this point in the cycle had a polling lead larger than Donald ...
Three weeks after the first Republican presidential primary debate, the latest Fox News survey finds Donald Trump has increased both his lead in the ... the Fox News Poll with Democrat Chris ...
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 ...
Former President Trump has a commanding lead over his 2024 Republican rivals, according to a new poll.
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 ...
HOW BIG CAN TRUMP'S LEAD GET? If you thought former President Donald Trump's lead over the Republican field in national polls ...
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 ...
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In the five months since April, former president Donald Trump has ... of the new poll. He’s lost over 11 points of support since April, and is barely squeaking out a lead over the rest of ...
In April, Trump commanded 48% support among GOP primary voters, according to an earlier poll by the Wall Street Journal, but following his indictments, his lead has only grown as Republican voters ...
