A new CBS News/YouGov survey has Donald Trump well ahead among Republican voters in their thinking on the 2024 presidential nomination race.
That’s not a shocking number, but this one is: 75 percent of the Trump voters think he won the 2020 election.
Extrapolate these numbers out among the U.S. adult population, and you’re looking at roughly 45 million American self-identified Republican adults who are likely voters and who think Donald Trump won an election that he lost by more than 7 million votes.
Yeah, that’s sobering.
Also sobering:
- 85 percent of all Republican voters prefer a presidential nominee who “challenges ‘woke’ ideas
- 57 percent of GOP voters prefer a presidential candidate who “makes liberals angry”
- 52 percent think of Democrats as “enemies – that is, if they win, your life or your entire way of life may be threatened”
- 51 percent support a national abortion ban
- 44 percent want a GOP presidential nominee who favors Christians over other religious groups
Trump was at 58 percent among Republican voters in the survey, with Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis a distant second at 22 percent, and Trump’s former VP, Mike Pence, an even more distant third, at 5 percent.
It’s Trump’s race to lose.
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Chris Graham
