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Trump's Latest Polling In Iowa
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January 11, 2024
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9:53Now PlayingIn this highlight, David insists Trump's latest polling in Iowa makes absolutely no sense. Are Trump's supporters going to stay home in Iowa because they think it's a lock for him to win? Polls are showing that Republicans in Iowa believe in one thing: Donald Trump. It's not about policy, it's about their unwavering support for the man himself.
Chapters:
- Expectations of blizzard and freezing conditions may impact turnout
- New polling this week could indicate a shift, but unlikely
Trump is leading in Iowa polling with 51.3%.
- Waiting for the big Des Moines Register poll, the last major poll before the caucuses.
- Haley is in second place in Iowa according to latest polling.
- Trump's support is exceeding expectations and breaking through the perceived ceiling of 40%.
- Some Republicans may vote for DeSantis over Trump based on policy and ability to get things done.
- Trump's policies have minimal influence on his supporters' unwavering loyalty
- Haley might be tougher for Biden, but I don't trust the polling
- Ron DeSantis expected to suspend campaign after Iowa if loses
- DeSantis has the Governor's endorsement and support of top Evangelical leaders in Iowa
- DeSantis suggests that Trump may refuse to admit defeat if he loses in Iowa
- Accusations based on statements made by DeSantis' wife about inviting out-of-state people to caucus in Iowa
- Similar tactics used in 2020, with preparations for litigation and accusations of voter fraud
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