The biggest loser of the Republican Party’s presidential debate last week was former President Donald Trump. According to Ipsos polling of Republican primary voters, every participant in Wednesday night’s debate gained voters who are considering supporting them in the primary. Trump and all other…
The biggest loser of the Republican Party’s presidential debate last week was former President Donald Trump. According to Ipsos polling of Republican primary voters, every participant in Wednesday night’s debate gained voters who are considering supporting them in the primary. Trump and all other candidates who failed to make the stage lost possible voters.
The percentage of Republican primary voters considering voting for DeSantis rose from 63% before the debate to 67.5% after the debate, surpassing Trump, who fell from 66.2% to 61.4%. DeSantis’s net favorability rating also rose from +41 to +47 . No one in the field comes close to his 72.4% favorable rating. Former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley is next at 65.5%, while Trump has fallen to 59.8%.
She also produced fireworks on Wednesday night, sparring very effectively with Vivek Ramaswamy on foreign policy and Vice President Mike Pence on abortion. Both times, Haley got the better of her male antagonist. He also benefited from tangling with Ramaswamy on foreign policy, allowing him to make a principled case for the support of Ukraine against Russian aggression. Most importantly, he reminded voters of his steadfast defense of the Constitution on Jan. 6, 2021.
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