A CBS News/YouGov poll released this week found that 62 percent of potential Republican primary voters chose Trump over his competitors. This is the biggest lead Trump has had over his competitors so far.
The study showed that his main foe, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, has lost more ground since the beginning of the summer and is now at 16 percent. Vivek Ramaswamy is in third place with 7% of the vote. None of the other candidates have more than 10%.
91% of probable GOP voters additionally stated that they wanted to listen to the other presidential candidates argue for themselves, not against Trump, throughout the upcoming Republican primary discussion.
Before Trump chose to skip the debate and talk to Tucker Carlson instead, he took part in a poll.
The survey was taken by 2,061 adults in the area between August 16 and 18. The margin of error was 3.0 points across the board and 5.7 points for potential GOP primary voters.
Seventy-seven percent of Republican primary voters think that the charges in Georgia are based on politics. They also believe that Trump’s attempt to stay in office had been legal as well as constitutional and feel that Joe Biden wasn’t elected fairly.
Trump says he won’t sign the RNC pledge to back the GOP nominee because there are “three or four people” he wouldn’t back.
The study found that 73 percent of Trump fans said that, among other things, they back him because of his legal battles.
61 percent of potential GOP primary voters that believe honesty is extremely important chose Trump as the contender who is deemed most “honest and trustworthy.” This was a huge win for Trump over all of the other contenders.
The study found that Trump supporters think he is more honest than relatives, close companions, right media figures, and even their religious leaders.
In a CBS News story that summed up the study, it was said that for those who are thinking about voting for Trump, he ‘”checks all the boxes” for how voters usually make decisions.” It said:
“His record shows that almost everyone who is thinking about voting for him thinks things were better when he was president. And most of them say that they have ‘always been a supporter.’ All of these things seem to give Trump a strong ‘incumbency advantage’”
The study showed that people who are likely to vote in the Republican primary believe Trump possesses the best chance of beating President Biden.
