Iowa GOP chair on abortion: 'My money and conviction on Republican position'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

43% : "But she has endorsed Donald Trump at this point.
40% : Donald Trump, he is going to be seeing her and our Iowa delegation at (the Republican Party's national) convention, he's going to be seeing her standing and saying we need four more years of Donald Trump, and what he is going to see is a united Iowa and he's going to see a governor that may not have always agreed with him, but he's going to see a governor that has the same conservative principles that he does.
24% : Kaufmann said he believes that, if Trump is elected president this fall, he would work well with Reynolds' administration even though the political relationship between the two was strained this past year when Reynolds endorsed and actively campaigned for Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, one of Trump's main rivals, who withdrew after coming in a distant second to Trump in the caucuses.
21% : JOHNSTON -- Low turnout at the 2024 caucuses will not injure Iowa Republicans' first-in-the-nation status, the strained relationship between former President Donald Trump and Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds will be fine if Trump again is elected president and abortion policy will not be a hindrance to GOP candidates in this fall's elections, Republican Party of Iowa Chair Jeff Kaufmann predicted Friday.
10% : "Reynolds issued a statement later Friday doing exactly that: calling on Iowans to vote for Trump against Democratic President Joe Biden.

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