More 2024 statewide polling shows Ron DeSantis over Donald Trump

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Voters in Florida, Georgia, Iowa and New Hampshire seem to like 'America's Governor.'

More single-state polling is showing Gov. Ron DeSantis supplanting Donald Trump in a still-hypothetical 2024 GOP Presidential Primary race.

A quartet of polls from the conservative Club for Growth rolled out Monday showed DeSantis up big in Florida, Georgia, Iowa and New Hampshire. And all were good news for Florida’s Governor, as voters have moved to DeSantis recently in all four states.

In Florida, DeSantis led Trump 56% to 30%. Georgia Republicans favored DeSantis, 55% to 35%. These surveys accord with polling from Florida and Georgia before the election showing Trump losing his grip on the GOP.

In New Hampshire, DeSantis also had majority support, up over Trump 52% to 37%. And in Iowa, where the caucus system prevails, DeSantis was up 48% to 37%.

Former President Trump attacked Club for Growth in his Truth Social reaction to the latest round of bad polls.

“I had great success over the years, starting in 2016, in beating Club for Growth, a Conservative group of very nice people who, for whatever reason, fought me all the way. Then they wanted to get together with me (were losing a lot), made peace, and we had an unblemished list of endorsement victories, but sadly, broke over J.D. Vance, who they didn’t like, & I did. They spent a fortune against him, but I endorsed J.D., he did great, & WON big. Guess they now like RINOs!”

Despite Trump’s pique, other surveys are sending the same message.

The Posterity PAC released Iowa, New Hampshire, and Nevada polling showing DeSantis up double digits in all three states, with the Governor up 28 points over Trump in New Hampshire.

CWS Research shows DeSantis ahead of Trump if the two were in the same GOP Primary in Texas in 2024. In a field including Trump and a number of other candidates, DeSantis holds a double-digit lead, with 43% support being good for an 11-point lead over Trump. Aside from DeSantis and Trump, no other contender polled above 5%.

Even national surveys are starting to reflect the seeming trend. A national poll released Monday from YouGov shows DeSantis leads Trump by 7 points, with bigger leads among people who don’t consider themselves “strong” Republicans.

A.G. Gancarski

A.G. Gancarski has been the Northeast Florida correspondent for Florida Politics since 2014. His work also can be seen in the Washington Post, the New York Post, the Washington Times, and National Review, among other publications. He can be reached at [email protected] or on Twitter: @AGGancarski


4 comments

  • PeterH

    November 15, 2022 at 8:46 am

    Florida could have FOUR miserable deplorable Trumpster pushing their way onto the 2024 Republican Clown Bus.

    Let’s give Rubio, Scott and DeSantis seats at the back of the bus.

    Just like the mid-terms……independent voters and young people will decide the 2024 election!

  • Donald J Trump

    November 15, 2022 at 9:41 am

    Ron DeSanctimonious better not dare run against me. I will defame, humiliate, and dehumanize him with all his dirty laundry. I will tell the world about his affairs, his money laundering schemes, and of course his collaboration with ISIS against coalition forces in Iraq. Many killed because Ron DeSanctimonious wanted ISIS gold.

  • Josh Green

    November 15, 2022 at 11:03 am

    This poll is meaningless outside Florida.
    The rest of the country just rejected Republicans and Trumpism.
    DeSantis can run for president if he wants, but he’s going to get smoked.

  • marylou

    November 16, 2022 at 9:07 pm

    Maybe Trump will provide more details of Ron’s year teaching high school. Ron’s former students recently revealed his inappropriate behavior— in and out of the classroom: Racism, cruel jokes on students, inaccurate information, teaching his own religious beliefs, partying with underage teenagers at drinking parties… Maybe Trump even knows why Desantis left after one short school year.

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