According to a recent CBS News-YouGov poll, former President Donald Trump is leading the Republican contenders by a wide margin. Despite being indicted on charges related to mishandling of classified documents, Trump is still favored by 61% of likely GOP primary voters. Governor Ron DeSantis of Florida is trailing with 23%, while all other candidates received less than double digits in support.

Former Vice President Mike Pence and Senator Tim Scott of South Carolina have 4% support each, former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley has 3%, and all other candidates have 1%. In terms of who they are considering for their vote in the primary, 75% of likely GOP primary voters said Trump, 51% said DeSantis, 21% said Scott, 16% said Pence, and 15% said Haley.

The survey reveals that 76% of likely Republican primary voters support the indictment against Trump, with 12% believing that the documents he mishandled were a national security risk. The rest believe that both statements are true. Interestingly, the poll also shows that 61% of likely GOP voters say the indictment will not change their view of Trump, compared to 14% who say it changes their view for the better and 7% who say it changes their view of him for the worse.

According to a recent CBS News-YouGov poll, former President Donald Trump is leading the Republican contenders by a wide margin. Despite being indicted on charges related to mishandling of classified documents, Trump is still favored by 61% of likely GOP primary voters. Governor Ron DeSantis of Florida is trailing with 23%, while all other candidates received less than double digits in support.
Former Vice President Mike Pence and Senator Tim Scott of South Carolina have 4% support each, former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley has 3%, and all other candidates have 1%. In terms of who they are considering for their vote in the primary, 75% of likely GOP primary voters said Trump, 51% said DeSantis, 21% said Scott, 16% said Pence, and 15% said Haley.
The survey reveals that 76% of likely Republican primary voters support the indictment against Trump, with 12% believing that the documents he mishandled were a national security risk. The rest believe that both statements are true. Interestingly, the poll also shows that 61% of likely GOP voters say the indictment will not change their view of Trump, compared to 14% who say it changes their view for the better and 7% who say it changes their view of him for the worse.

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