Headline: The Hill, 5/30/2023
The Monmouth University poll, which was conducted before Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) officially entered the presidential race, showed Trump’s backing among Republicans has remained strong while DeSantis’s has faded.
Asked who would be the strongest candidate to go up against Biden in 2024, 63 percent said either definitely Trump (45 percent) or probably Trump (18 percent). Meanwhile, 32 percent said another candidate would either definitely be stronger than Trump (13 percent) or probably be stronger than Trump (19 percent).
Respondents who preferred Trump at the top of the ticket in 2024 overwhelmingly said that he would be the strongest candidate. Among those who back another candidate or have no preference yet, 39 percent still said Trump would either definitely (23 percent) or probably (16 percent) be the strongest GOP candidate.
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