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Polls suggest DeSantis is done. Here are 5 reasons he might not be. - Vimarsana News

Polls suggest DeSantis is done. Here are 5 reasons he might not be.

A key endorsement, Trump’s legal troubles and a legislative session to showcase his presidential ambitions.

Polls favorable to Trump a headache not just for Biden but for his Republican rivals, too - Vimarsana News

Polls favorable to Trump a headache not just for Biden but for his Republican rivals, too

The challenge facing the Republican rivals to Donald Trump in Wednesday's debate in Miami grew steeper with a series of polls released this weekend.

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Polls largely stagnant as Republican candidates gear up for 3rd presidential primary debate tonight - Vimarsana News

Polls largely stagnant as Republican candidates gear up for 3rd presidential primary debate tonight

While UNF political science professor Dr. Michael Binder said he doubts the event will shake up the race in any dramatic fashion, with Trump holding a more than 40-point lead nationally, that doesn’t mean the candidates have nothing to gain.

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UNF poll: Trump expands lead in Florida - Vimarsana News

UNF poll: Trump expands lead in Florida

60% of likely Republican primary voters across Florida support Trump, followed by just 21% for Governor Ron DeSantis.

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Trump Has Monster Lead on DeSantis in Florida, Poll Shows - Vimarsana News

Trump Has Monster Lead on DeSantis in Florida, Poll Shows

Carlos Barria/ReutersDonald Trump has opened up an eye-watering 39-point lead over Ron DeSantis among the Republican electorate in Florida, according to a new poll. The poll of likely GOP primary voters by the University of North Florida’s Public Opinion Research Lab showed that 60 percent of respondents said they’d choose Trump in 2024 compared with just 21 percent saying they’d go for the Florida governor. Nikki Haley was the third choice candidate at 6 percent, followed by Chris Christie at 2

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