Trump wins CPAC poll with 55%

Trump wins CPAC poll with 55%

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Old one President TrumpDonald TrumpNoem praises the response to the South Dakota coronavirus, breaks down blockades in CPAC On The Trail speech: Cuomo and Newsom – a story of two troubled governors McCarthy: ‘I would bet my house’ GOP resumes lower house in 2022 MORE won the straw vote at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) on Sunday, with 55 percent of respondents saying they would vote for him in a hypothetical primary of 2024.

In the poll that demonstrated Trump’s continued control over the Republican Party, 21 percent said they would vote for Florida’s governor. Ron DeSantisRon DeSantisNoem praises the response from the South Dakota coronavirus, breaks down blockages in the CPAC speech Preview of Sunday’s programs: 2,024 candidates meet at CPAC; House passes coronavirus relief; vaccine effort continues Trump gold statue at CPAC mocked online MORE (R) and 4 percent said they would go with the South Dakota governor Kristi NoemKristi Lynn NoemNoem praises the response to the South Dakota coronavirus, breaks down blockages in the CPAC speech Preview of Sunday’s programs: 2,024 candidates meet at CPAC; House passes coronavirus relief; vaccine effort continues Trump gold statue at CPAC mocked online MORE (R).

Nearly seven out of ten poll respondents said they would like to see Trump run again for the presidency in the 2024 election, compared with 15% who said they didn’t and 17% who said they weren’t sure.

Ninety-five percent said they want the Republican Party to continue with Trump’s agenda and policies, with 3% saying the Republican Party should change direction and 2% saying they were uncertain.

The CPAC straw poll also asked respondents who they would support for president in a theoretical run if Trump was not a candidate. The results showed DeSantis with a broad advantage with 43 percent support.

In this dispute, Noem trailed the Florida governor with 11 percent, followed by Donald Trump Jr. with 8 percent and former secretary of state. Mike PompeoMike PompeoUS information: The Saudi Crown Prince approved Khashoggi killing the golden statue of Trump at CPAC ridiculed online Five things to watch at CPAC MORE and Sen. Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzNoem praises the response to the South Dakota coronavirus, breaks down blocks in the CPAC speech Preview of Sunday’s programs: 2,024 candidates meet at the CPAC; House passes coronavirus relief; vaccine effort continues Texas Attorney General accesses links with Trump before CPAC MORE appears (R-Texas) both at 7 percent.

Updated at 15:55

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