The former president is the clear front-runner, but three-quarters of GOP voters say they’re at least considering voting for someone else.
Yet we’re talking about a relatively small sample size, given that the parties moved toward letting the voters decide their nominees in primaries in the 1970s. And weseen deficits of nearly 30 points overcome, including this late in the contest, to determine the 2008 Democratic presidential nominee.Trump’s being overtaken may be unlikely. But it is hardly outside the realm of possibility.
But in each case, fewer than half of those Trump supporters — and less than one-fourth of voters overall — said they were locked in. Just 20 percent in Iowa and 23 percent in New Hampshire said they were considering only Trump. Trump may believe there is no need for further debates, but a plurality of Republicans continue to say not only that there should be debates, but that Trump should participate in them.
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