More Nikki Haley supporters would vote for Biden over Trump in November, Iowa Poll finds

A majority of Nikki Haley supporters say it would be nearly impossible for Donald Trump to win against Joe Biden, given his legal challenges.

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CoffeeAddict, 4 months ago

Just 23% of Nikki Haley supporters say they would vote for Donald Trump in a rematch with Joe Biden, a new Des Moines Register/NBC News/Mediacom Iowa Poll shows right before the Iowa Caucuses

Very interesting. If this is accurate, then I wonder how this would apply to the rest of the US in the general election.

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nbafantest, 4 months ago

I have several friends in Iowa and I think they see her as their hope for anyone besides Biden.

Biden clearly has the Dem nomination locked up.

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Stinson_108, 4 months ago

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In short, #Haley supporters are Never Trump Republicans.

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