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19 Feb, 4 tweets, 2 min read
New insights from our February Omnibus (fielded from Feb 12-18, n=1005 RVs nationally, and n=430 GOP+Lean):

Republican sentiments towards Trump running in 2024 have warmed since January: 55% of GOP🐘+Lean voters now want to see it happen, compared to just 45% in January. Image
The 10-point lead between GOP voters supporting the Republican Party over Trump and those supporting Trump over the Party has narrowed📉 since January, with just 44% now supporting the Party over Trump and 42% supporting Trump over the GOP. Image
Net support for Trump in a hypothetical 2024 primary went from +7 in January to +22 in February, with 41% of GOP+Lean voters saying they would definitely vote🗳️ for Trump. Image
Senator Ted Cruz and Governor Ron DeSantis gained⏫ ground in the non-Trump 2024 primary field, with Cruz garnering 10% of support and DeSantis getting 8%. Pence leads the field at 21%. Image

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