of chaos. we won't survive it. >> we are now less than two weeks with time to go until the first contest of the 2024 election. after months of campaigning, the question now is, where do the republicans in this race stand? cnn data reporter harry enton is here to show us. where do things stand right now in iowa? >> i mean look, you don't have to be someone who sees very well to see that donald trump is well ahead in iowa and only gotten stronger. back in july, he was tat 46% of the vote. now he is up to 52% of the vote. ron desantis, very steady. steady ron. way back in the pack. 16% july. nikki haley has gone up a little bit. now 16% over here. the fact is if you are at 16%, you are not exactly doing all that well. >> to be fair, this could change because we are getting
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national campaign, desantis is now laser focused on early nominating states such as iowa which is set to hold the gop primaries first caucuses january 15th. >> great to be back in the state of iowa. >> reporter: recent poll shows donald trump with a commanding lead in the state garnering 46% of the vote from likely caucus goers. desantis has 16%. >> stakes are high. we didn don't have the opportunity to fritter it away and we have to get the job done. >> reporter: desantis five stop bus tour sponsored by never back down, the super pac supporting him that has raised some $130 million since march and is focused on building on an infrastructure across a number of states to support the campaign. >> we don't feel like that we need jane doe at 123 main street in iowa to know everything that there is to know by tomorrow. you know, we have six months to help deliver that. >> reporter: and as his campaign resets, desantis is zeroing in on his message of electability
leaner and more insurgent campaign to take on former president trump. campaign officials admitted missteps in fund-raising and messaging. >> what do you think the voters should be taking away from that based on the fact you're asking them to make you the top executive? >> focus on the substance. you have a commander's intent. if that is not followed make sure it's followed. >> reporter: desantis is laser focused on states such as iowa set to hold the first caucuses january 15th. >> it's great to be back in the state of iowa. a recent fox business poll shows former president donald trump with a commanding lead in the state garnering 46% of the vote from likely caucus goers. desantis in a second place with 16%. >> the stakes are high. we don't have the opportunity to fritter this one away and we have to get the job done.