There’s a pretty interesting question buried in the recent New York Times/Siena poll.
of the Republican primary electorate. It shows a race that Donald Trump is thoroughly in control of, with no evident opening for his competitors. Unless this electorate decides, somewhere down the line, that it is actuallycool to get indicted in most of the country’s charging jurisdictions, it’s difficult, looking through these numbers, to see how this changes.among potential Republican primary voters, with Ron DeSantis earning 17 percent and no other candidate winning more than 3 percent.
To beat Trump, DeSantis needs to assemble a coalition of the Republican primary voters who are done with Trump with the vast, persuadable middle of the electorate. Instead, as the New York Times’, in comparing the current dynamic to that of the 2016 primary, DeSantis “is faring poorly enough among Trump skeptics to give other candidates an opening, much as Mr. Cruz’s conservative brand created a space for the ultimately nonviable John Kasich, Marco Rubio and Jeb Bush candidacies.
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