DeSantis falls to 5th place in latest Monmouth University/WashPost NH poll

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When asked who they would vote for in the January Republican presidential primary, 46% of potential voters choose Trump. The rest of the field trails far behind, including Nikki Haley (18%), Chris Christie (11%), Vivek Ramaswamy (8%), and Ron DeSantis (7%).

https://www.monmouth.edu/polling-institute/reports/monmouthpoll_nh_111723/

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#dropoutRon!

[BigVic]

The Jeb! of 2024. FL Governor with big name recognition and flamed-out

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Difference between running with Rubio in 22 and running without Rubio 2018/24 he and Scott totally underpolled in FL but MO and TX are more D than FL

But Ron isn't running a FL campaign he is running a natl campaign. It won't matter because the R Nominee isn't going to win Prez

[Sir Mohamed]

The Jeb! of 2024. FL Governor with big name recognition and flamed-out

Jeb! at some point at least had a lead in aggregated polls. Not so much the case for Rob!

[Fmr. Pres. Duke]

Rob dropping out may actually help other candidates since most of his Trump voters have likely already gone home to Trump.

[xavier110]

It’s a little wild to me that two months out, 4 out of 10 GOP primary voters have an unfavorable view of Trump here. Granted, it’s NH, its own special breed, but interesting nonetheless. A very odd election year where no one likes anything.

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It’s a little wild to me that two months out, 4 out of 10 GOP primary voters have an unfavorable view of Trump here. Granted, it’s NH, its own special breed, but interesting nonetheless. A very odd election year where no one likes anything.

The NH GOP primary includes independents.

[President Johnson]

#Robmentum

[Progressive Pessimist]

He's pathetic, but this is probably an outlier unless the pattern continues in future polls.