Iowa GOP chair predicts 'potential for a record turnout' in 2024 caucuses as new voters 'surge'
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34% Somewhat Conservative
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45% ReliableFair
- Policy Leaning
54% Medium Conservative
- Politician Portrayal
-13% Negative
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67% : And Donald Trump has one of those great ground games.66% : "Trump remains the commanding front-runner in the Iowa GOP presidential caucus, with his support at 50% or more in the latest surveys.
48% : AS FRONT-RUNNER TRUMP RETURNS TO IOWA, RIVALS HALEY AND DESANTIS TURN UP THE VOLUME -- ON EACH OTHERAnd pointing to the 2024 Trump campaign, Kaufmann emphasized that "their ground game has increased immensely."After losing to Cruz eight years ago, Trump, in an unproven claim, charged that "Cruz didn't win Iowa.
24% : A FOX Business poll indicated Trump at 52%, far ahead of two closes rivals -- Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis at 18% and former ambassador to the United Nations and former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley at 16%.
22% : "But Kaufmann said he's not concerned about Trump claiming that the 2024 caucuses will be "rigged" if the former president doesn't live up to expectations.
11% : "It was a taste of things to come, as Trump has repeatedly charged without providing concrete evidence that his 2020 general election loss to President Biden was "rigged" with "massive voter fraud.
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