US Elections 2024: A new survey has been released about the possible Republican candidates for the presidential election to be held in the year 2024 in America. In this survey, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has been shown 23 ahead of former US President Donald Trump. Voters leaning towards the Republican Party have released this figure on Tuesday (December 13), shocking former President Trump in a survey by USA Today and Suffolk University.
However, a separate survey has also been done by Morning Consult at the same time. There was good news for former President Trump in that survey, which has given him an 18-number lead over DeSantis. Apart from this, the polling website Five Thirty Heights still shows Trump at the forefront of most surveys.
what david paleologos said
Nonetheless, David Paleologos, director of the Suffolk University Political Research Center, told USA TODAY that Republican and conservative independents increasingly want Trumpism without Trump. He said that this point has been made clear by the rise of former US military lawyer and right-wing Congressman DeSantis. He has followed Trumpist hardline and dramatically tough policies as governor of Florida, especially on immigration and education.
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Trump will contest for the third time
Only last month, DeSantis said in one of his speeches that he is going to win the election once again. He has said that his government will come after two years. Former President Trump has announced his third consecutive race for the nomination from the Republican Party immediately after the midterm elections.
supporters are decreasing
However, after losing the election within Trump, the same energy is not visible. USA TODAY said a poll showed enthusiasm for another Trump run is waning among Republicans and Republican-leaning voters. In July, 60% of Republicans wanted Trump to run for the presidency again. In October this number fell to 56%. Now it has reached 47%.
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