Maintaining Trump’s lead among Iowa Republicans

, the results of the latest polls before the state election of the Republican party in Iowa show that Donald Trump still has a significant lead among registered Republicans in this state to participate in the elections.

In the poll, conducted by NBC, the Des Moines Register and Mediacom in Iowa, the former president has a significant lead of about 30 percentage points over his other Republican rivals. in this state. Based on this, Trump is supported by most of the eligible registrants to participate in state elections. Due to the severe winter storm and severe drop in temperature in the state of Iowa the election rallies of the Republican candidates were canceled two days ago. Yesterday also Trump planned to visit this state, but due to extreme cold weather and cancellation So far, his flights have not been able to go to Iowa, and for this reason, Trump spoke to his supporters via video conference last night.

According to this poll, Nikki Haley is in the second place in the support of Republicans of Iowa and managed to have a slight lead over Ron for the first time. DeSantis has another Republican opponent.

Accordingly, Donald Trump has the support of 48% of registered Republicans to participate in the state election in Iowa, which shows his 28% lead over Nikki Haley, the candidate who is far has aligned itself with Trump less than the previous poll.

In a previous poll by the same news network, Trump had the support of 32 percent of Republicans in Iowa. Support for Nikki Haley among Iowa Republicans rose from 16 percent in a December poll to 20 percent in January of this year.

Also, the amount of support for Ramaswamy has increased by 3% in this survey, but the support for DeSantis has increased from 19% in Dec fell to 16% this month.

In this survey, the enthusiasm and interest of the participants were questioned. 49% of the Republicans announced Trump as their first choice and have a “very strong passion” for him. 34% and 22% have chosen “very enthusiastic” and “somewhat enthusiastic” respectively. Another 23 percent of Republicans who chose DeSantis as their first choice chose the option “very strongly enthusiastic” about DeSantis, while 39 percent and 33 percent were “very enthusiastic” and “somewhat enthusiastic” about DeSantis, respectively. have chosen Disantis.

Additionally, Nikki Haley is the choice of only 9% of Republicans who are “very strongly interested” in her. Also, 30 percent and 49 percent chose “very enthusiastic” and “somewhat enthusiastic” about Haley, respectively.

The publication of the results of this poll comes at a time when the level of support for Nikki Haley has increased at the national level, especially in some states such as New Hampshire. New Hampshire is the second field for the Republicans to introduce their desired candidate. Haley is doing well among independent party supporters and college graduates. 33% of independent supporters have nominated Haley as their preferred candidate.

Another Hill poll conducted before this poll found that DeSantis and Haley are in a tight race for second place in the Iowa caucuses, with Donald Trump still ahead. is the leader Accordingly, Trump is supported by 53.6 percent of Iowa Republicans, with Nikki Haley at 17.5 percent and DeSantis at 4.15 percent.

If Trump wins the Iowa caucus with 48% approval rating would be the biggest victory for a Republican candidate in the state.

The Republican caucuses in Iowa will be held tomorrow, January 15.

while The results of a new poll conducted by the ABC/Ipsos network, show that 56 percent of Americans approve of the decision. The Supreme Court of this country supports the disqualification of Donald Trump from participating in the primary elections in all states or demands that the states decide whether or not Trump will participate in the elections of their state. :white”>.

The Supreme Court of the State of Colorado ruled on December 19 last year that former US President Donald Trump cannot serve as president for his role in the attack by his supporters on the Capitol on January 6, 2021. participate in the primary voting of this state for the 2024 election.

Courts in Michigan, New Hampshire and Florida Complaints Similar cases against Trump have been rejected due to regulatory and jurisdictional reasons, and in some cases the courts have said that the unilateral disqualification of candidates is not within their jurisdiction. .

also a few days ago” Sheena Bellows, the Secretary of Internal Affairs of the state of Maine and the highest election official of the state, announced that former US President Donald Trump cannot participate in the 2024 presidential primaries in this state.

The state of Maine in the northeastern United States, like Colorado The basis of this decision is the January 6, 2021 attack on the US Congress and Trump’s connection with it.

Currently, Donald Trump is the leading Republican candidate. He faces numerous criminal charges: attempting to overturn the 2020 election results and his supporters’ attack on the Capitol in January 2021, keeping classified documents at his private Florida villa after leaving the White House, paying hush money to an immoral movie actor, and trying to change the results of the election in the state of Georgia. He is also involved in fraud and financial charges. In addition, the former president of the United States is facing a case of paying damages to an author who accused him of sexual assault. Trump takes any action denied wrongdoing in these cases and has not been found guilty in any of these cases.

But Donald Trump made these accusations only with He knows the political motive and with the aim of removing him from the 2024 election competition, despite the fact that according to the results of the latest polls, Trump is still the leading candidate of the Republicans for the election of 2024. He claims that these accusations only made him lead in the polls. /span>

If Trump is re-elected as president can apply for a pardon for any federal charges against him.

The US presidential election will be held in November 2024 Currently, Joe Biden is the leading candidate of the Democrats and Donald Trump is the leading candidate of the Republicans in the polls.

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