Sen. Ernst: Haven't Picked Sides, Haley a 'Great Candidate'

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62% : "I guess I am assuming that President Trump wins, but it could be any one of these fantastic candidates," she said.
55% : "She added that almost all of the candidates have sought her endorsement, and didn't rule out endorsing Trump if he wins the GOP nomination, "but certainly we want to let Iowans make that decision."
54% : And I would expect that we'll have a very good turnout...but again, I'm not going to tip my hand to who I might be supporting.
43% : So that may be one of the tipping points that resonate with so many different voters," said Ernst.Trump, the clear frontrunner heading into the caucuses, pulled out a lead of almost 30 points in the final NBC News/Des Moines Register/Mediacom poll before Monday's caucuses.
35% : But Ernst said she has gone "round and round in my mind" over who will get her backing, and said that even though Trump is the frontrunner, his win Monday night is not a "foregone conclusion.
32% : Polls overall show Haley doing best against Biden in a general election campaign, with Trump being essentially tied with him.
30% : According to the poll, almost half of Haley's supporters in Iowa said they would vote for Biden over Trump if they end up competing in the general election.

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