PEM Management (R?): Trump +35 over DeSantis and Haley, plurality believe he's strongest candidate

[TiltsAreUnderrated]

https://boltonsuperpac.com/pdfs/crostabs_04202021.pdf

Total weighted n: 494 likely Republican primary voters
April 3-7

Trump 44%
Undecided 21%
DeSantis 9%
Haley 9%
Cruz 7%
Pence 6%
Rubio 3%
Noem 1%

"IN YOUR OPINION, WHO WOULD BE THE STRONGER REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE TO
 DEFEAT JOE BIDEN IN 2024, DONALD TRUMP, OR ANOTHER REPUBLICAN
 CANDIDATE WHO HAS CONSERVATIVE VALUES?"

Trump 44%
Another Republican [with conservative values] 41%
Don't know/refused 15%

"IF DONALD TRUMP COMES OUT AND OPPOSES A REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE IN A
 REPUBLICAN PRIMARY, WOULD YOU SAY YOU WOULD VOTE FOR OR AGAINST
 THAT CANDIDATE?"

No difference 30%
Against 27%
For 24%
Don't know/refused 20%

[Sir Mohamed]

Junk. In an actual primary election, the orange buffoon would be at least in the 80s. It's a cult.

[DaleCooper]

I don't know why it's so hard for people to believe that a significant percentage of Republicans would prefer someone new, younger, and perhaps most importantly someone who hasn't lost an election to run in 2024. It isn't even a rejection of his politics, necessarily. Not Trump doesn't mean they're writing in Liz Cheney.

[Chips]

Expected.

[Pericles]

We don't know yet whether people just ignore him LOSING THE ELECTION because of the "rigged election" BS or the fact that he's out of power and a loser means his support begins to fade. McConnell took a big gamble by allowing Trump to run again, let's see if it pays off.