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Almost half of Haley supporters say they would vote for Biden over Trump: Iowa poll


A new NBC News/Des Moines Register/Mediacom poll released just one day before the Iowa caucuses found that 43 percent of Haley backers in the state said they would vote for Biden if Trump is the GOP nominee, while 23 percent say they would vote for the former president. Eight percent said they would vote for independent candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

trump has the nomination already locked up.

2024 is not looking good for you guys.
 
Polls shmolls.

I prefer to make up my mind with reality, not some derpy poll.
 
Why do they always say it's over and locked up when it's only just begun?

What is to be had by partaking in that practice?
 
48% of 20% is pittance. It is nothing. Who cares?

". . . The Iowa Poll shows 48% of likely Republican caucusgoers pick Trump as their first choice for president — a slight dip from the 51% who said the same in December.

Haley, who has shown more upward momentum since the start of the caucus cycle than any other candidate, now sits in second place at 20%. It is her best showing in the Iowa Poll, and an increase of 4 percentage points since December.

DeSantis has fallen 3 percentage points to slip to third place at 16%. . . . "

Who the hell cares about Haley? Seriously?

Trump maintains wide lead in Iowa poll, while Haley climbs to second​

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". . . For months, Trump has dominated the rest of the field, but the race for second place has been hard-fought. The latest poll shows that former U.N. ambassador Nikki Haley has seized the No. 2 with 20 percent support over Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis with 16 percent.

This poll is widely considered an important benchmark ahead of the Iowa caucuses, revealing voters’ preferences less than 48 hours before the caucuses. The results are always widely anticipated, revealing who may be gaining momentum in the final days of the race.

Haley’s uptick in support comes despite a decline in her overall popularity with Iowa voters. mfavorable rating dropped to 48 percent in the latest poll, from 59 percent in December, while her unfavorable rating rose to 46 percent, from 31 percent. DeSantis also saw his favorable ratings decline, though a 58 percent majority still view him positively.. . . "
 

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