A new poll conducted by Premise indicates that if the 2024 election were held today, 41% of respondents would back former President Donald J. Trump, while current President Joe Biden would receive 34% of the votes.

Even if Trump were to face legal challenges, the poll suggests he might still maintain a lead.

When considering a hypothetical GOP primary, the data reveals that Trump is preferred by 57% of respondents, while Governor Ron DeSantis (R-FL) stands at 16%.

If DeSantis were to secure the GOP nomination, the poll suggests a close race with Biden, each receiving around a third of the vote, 32% and 31% respectively.

Internal polling data by Timcast News aligns with these results, showing a strong preference for Trump among GOP contenders, with a significant lead over other potential candidates, most of whom received single-digit support.

A new poll conducted by Premise indicates that if the 2024 election were held today, 41% of respondents would back former President Donald J. Trump, while current President Joe Biden would receive 34% of the votes.
Even if Trump were to face legal challenges, the poll suggests he might still maintain a lead.
When considering a hypothetical GOP primary, the data reveals that Trump is preferred by 57% of respondents, while Governor Ron DeSantis (R-FL) stands at 16%.
If DeSantis were to secure the GOP nomination, the poll suggests a close race with Biden, each receiving around a third of the vote, 32% and 31% respectively.
Internal polling data by Timcast News aligns with these results, showing a strong preference for Trump among GOP contenders, with a significant lead over other potential candidates, most of whom received single-digit support.

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