According to a recent poll, 3 in 5 Republican primary voters support former President Donald Trump.
Candidates with less than 3 percent of support won't qualify for the next GOP debate scheduled for September 27. According to the poll's results, Scott and Hutchinson would not currently qualify.
What the Morning Consult poll shows is that, despite the many legal challenges he's facing, Trump still dominates the Republican primary with a 45 percent advantage over his immediate rival DeSantis. For Greene, a MAGA loyalist who has stood by Trump through thick and thin, the poll is evidence that the race for the Republican nomination is"over."
"3 in 5 voters want @realDonaldTrump as their Republican candidate for President," the Georgia Republican wrote on X, formerly known as
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