Trump wins CPAC syrup survey by 55 percent

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Former President TrumpDonald Trump Mention Praises South Dakota Coronavirus Response, Blocks Lockdowns In CPAC Speech On The Trail: Cuomo and Newsom – A Story From Two Controversial Governors McCarthy: ‘I’d Bet My House’ GOP Takes Lower Room Back in 2022 MORE won the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) straw poll Sunday, with 55 percent of respondents saying they would vote for him in a hypothetical 2024 primary.

In the straw poll showing Trump still has the GOP in his grip, 21 percent said they would vote for Florida Gov. Ron DeSantisRon DeSantisNoem Praises South Dakota Coronavirus Response, Knocks Lockdowns in CPAC Speech Sunday Show Preview: 2024 Hopefuls Gather At CPAC; House passes coronavirus relief; Vaccination Effort Continues Trump’s Golden Statue At CPAC Ridiculed Online MORE (R) and 4 percent said they would go with South Dakota Gov. Kristi NoemKristi Lynn NoemNoem Praises South Dakota’s Response to Coronavirus, Blocks Lockdowns in CPAC Speech Sunday Show Preview: 2024 Hopefuls Gather At CPAC; House passes coronavirus relief; Vaccination Effort Continues Trump’s Golden Statue On CPAC Ridiculed Online MORE (R).

Nearly seven in 10 poll participants said they would like to see Trump as president again in the 2024 elections, compared with 15 percent who said they wouldn’t and 17 percent who said they were insecure.

Ninety-five percent said they want the Republican Party to continue with Trump’s agenda and policies, with 3 percent saying the GOP should change direction and 2 percent saying they are insecure.

The CPAC straw poll also asked respondents who they would support as president in a theoretical race if Trump was not a candidate. The results showed DeSantis with a broad lead of 43 percent support.

In that race, Noem was behind Florida governor with 11 percent, followed by Donald Trump Jr. with 8 percent and former Secretary of State. Mike PompeoMike PompeoUS info: Saudi Crown Prince Approved Khashoggi Killing Trump’s Golden Statue On CPAC Ridiculed Online Five Things To Watch On CPAC MORE and Sen. Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzNoem Praises South Dakota’s Response to Coronavirus, Blocks Lockdowns in CPAC Speech Sunday Show Preview: 2024 Hopefuls Gather At CPAC; House passes coronavirus relief; vaccination effort continues. Texas Attorney General ties up with Trump before CPAC MORE appears (R-Texas) both at 7 percent.

Updated at 3:55 PM

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