Nationwide opinion polling for the 2024 Republican Party presidential primaries

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This is a list of nationwide public opinion polls that have been conducted relating to the Republican primaries for the 2024 United States presidential election. The persons named in the polls are declared candidates or have received media speculation about their possible candidacy. The polls included are among Republicans or Republicans and Republican-leaning independents. If multiple versions of polls are provided, the version among likely voters is prioritized, then registered voters, then adults.

Background

Francis Suarez 2024 presidential campaignWill Hurd 2024 presidential campaignPerry Johnson 2024 presidential campaignLarry Elder 2024 presidential campaignMike Pence 2024 presidential campaignTim Scott 2024 presidential campaignDoug Burgum 2024 presidential campaignDonald Trump 2024 presidential campaignVivek Ramaswamy 2024 presidential campaignAsa Hutchinson 2024 presidential campaignNikki Haley 2024 presidential campaignRon DeSantis 2024 presidential campaignChris Christie 2024 presidential campaignNationwide opinion polling for the 2024 Republican Party presidential primaries
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In December 2023, the Colorado Supreme Court rejected the presidential eligibility of Donald Trump, the former president of the United States and a candidate in the 2024 presidential election, on the basis of his actions during the January 6 Capitol attack. The Colorado Supreme Court held that Trump's actions before and during the attack constituted engaging in insurrection; the Fourteenth Amendment disqualifies presidential candidates who have engaged in insurrection against the United States.

On March 4, 2024, the U.S. Supreme Court unanimously reversed the Colorado Supreme Court's ruling in Trump v. Anderson.

Nationwide polling

Local regression graph of all polls conducted since January 2023. Nationwide opinion polling for the 2024 Republican Party presidential primaries.svg
Local regression graph of all polls conducted since January 2023.

Aggregate polls

Source of poll
aggregation		Dates
administered		Dates
updated		Nikki
Haley		Donald
Trump		Other/
Undecided [lower-alpha 1] 		Margin
270 to Win [1] February 5–27, 2024February 28, 202415.6%78.3%6.1%Trump +62.7
Decision Desk HQ/The Hill [2] through February 27, 2024February 28, 202417.2%78.7%4.1%Trump +61.5
FiveThirtyEight [3] through February 27, 2024February 28, 202415.5%76.9%7.6%Trump +61.4
Race to the WH [4] through February 23, 2024February 28, 202416.1%76.7%7.2%Trump +60.6
Real Clear Polling [5] February 13–27, 2024February 28, 202414.5%78.7%6.8%Trump +64.2
Average15.8%77.9%6.3%Trump +62.1

Individual polls

Poll sourceDate(s) administeredSample size [lower-alpha 2] Doug
Burgum		Chris
Christie		Ron
DeSantis		Larry
Elder		Nikki
Haley		Asa
Hutchinson		Mike
Pence		Vivek
Ramaswamy		Tim
Scott		Donald
Trump		Other/
Undecided
NPR/PBS/Marist College [6] May 21–23, 2024464 (RV)––––14%––––85%1%
YouGov Blue [7] March 29 – April 5, 20241,498 (RV)––13%–11%––––72%5%
March 12, 2024 Georgia, Hawaii, Mississippi, and Washington primaries held. Donald Trump secures a majority of pledged delegates and becomes the presumptive Republican nominee.
March 8, 2024 American Samoa caucus held.
March 6, 2024Nikki Haley suspends her campaign, leaving Donald Trump the presumptive Republican nominee.
Emerson College [8] March 5–6, 2024578 (LV)––––14.5%––––80.5%5.0%
March 5, 2024 Super Tuesday held.
YouGov/The Economist [9] March 3–5, 2024596 (RV)––––15%––––76%9% [lower-alpha 3]
March 4, 2024The U.S. Supreme Court unanimously ruled that efforts by the state of Colorado along with Maine to remove former President Donald Trump from the ballot per the Fourteenth Amendment of the United States Constitution were unconstitutional. North Dakota caucus held.
March 1–3, 2024 District of Columbia primary held.
March 2, 2024 Idaho, Michigan, and Missouri caucuses held.
TIPP/Issues & Insights [10] February 28 – March 1, 2024500 (RV)––––11%––––79%10%
New York Times/Siena College [11] February 25–28, 2024292 (LV)––––21%––––76%3%
HarrisX/Forbes [12] February 24–28, 20241,114 (RV)––––12%––––79%10% [lower-alpha 4]
February 27, 2024 Michigan primary held.
YouGov/The Economist [13] February 25–27, 20241,684 (A)––––11%––––69%20%
Clarity Campaign Labs [14] February 22–27, 20241,026 (LV)––––11%––––83%6% [lower-alpha 5]
Leger/The Canadian Press [15] February 23–25, 2024300 (A)––––10%––––75%–
February 24, 2024 South Carolina primary held.
HarrisX [16] February 20–23, 20241,093 (RV)––––13%––––76%11% [lower-alpha 6]
HarrisX/Harris Poll [17] February 21–22, 2024784 (RV)––––14%––––78%8%
YouGov/The Economist [18] February 18–20, 2024612 (RV)––––12%––––78%10% [lower-alpha 7]
Quinnipiac [19] February 15–19, 2024576 (LV)––––17.0%––––80.0%2%
ActiVote [20] February 18, 2024782 (LV)––––17.0%––––83.0%–
HarrisX [16] February 12–16, 20241,127 (RV)––––13%––––77%10% [lower-alpha 8]
Emerson College [21] February 13–14, 2024524 (LV)––––12.9%––––76.8%10.3%
Echelon Insights [22] February 12–14, 2024437 (LV)––––18%––––79%2%
YouGov/The Economist [23] February 11–13, 2024609 (RV)––––9%––––80%11% [lower-alpha 9]
February 8, 2024 Nevada and Virgin Islands caucuses held.
Cygnal [24] February 6–8, 20241,501 (LV)––––18.0%––––76.3%5.7%
YouGov/The Economist [25] February 4–6, 2024611 (RV)––––12%––––80%8% [lower-alpha 10]
Morning Consult [26] February 4–6, 20243,752 (LV)––––18%––––80%2%
TIPP/Issues & Insights [27] January 31 – February 2, 2024587 (RV)––––17%––––74%8%
McLaughlin & Associates [28] January 25–31, 2024456 (LV)––––19%––––81%–
Rasmussen Reports [29] January 28–30, 2024679 (LV)––––23%––––56%21% [lower-alpha 11]
NBC News [30] January 26–30, 2024349 (LV)––1%–19%––1%–79%–
CNN/SSRS [31] January 25–30, 2024442 (RV)––––19%––––70%8%
YouGov [32] January 24–30, 2024363 (A)––––13%––––77%10% [lower-alpha 12]
Emerson College [33] January 26–29, 2024571 (LV)––––18.9%––––73.1%8.0%
YouGov/Yahoo News [34] January 25–29, 2024451 (RV)––––14%––––79%7% [lower-alpha 13]
Quinnipiac University [35] January 25–29, 2024696 (RV)––––21%––––77%–
Leger/The Canadian Press [36] January 26–28, 2024299 (RV)––––13%––––73%14% [lower-alpha 14]
Morning Consult [37] January 24, 20241,297 (LV)––––18%––––81%1%
Ipsos/Reuters [38] January 22–24, 2024554 (A)––––19%––––64%–
January 23, 2024 New Hampshire primary held.
Clarity Campaign Labs [39] January 19–23, 2024–––8%–9%––––78%4% [lower-alpha 15]
January 21, 2024Ron DeSantis suspends his campaign.
HarrisX/The Messenger [40] January 17–21, 2024–––9%–11%––––74%6% [lower-alpha 16]
Redfield & Wilton Strategies [41] January 18, 2024535 (LV)––9%–9%0%–––72%10% [lower-alpha 17]
HarrisX/Harris Poll [42] January 17–18, 2024916 (RV)––10%–9%––––71%9%
Echelon Insights [43] January 16–18, 2024832 (LV)––13%–13%––––68%7% [lower-alpha 18]
Morning Consult [44] January 17, 20241,119 (LV)––12%–14%––––73%1%
HarrisX/The Messenger [45] January 16–17, 2024373 (RV)––7%–13%––––72%8% [lower-alpha 19]
January 16, 2024Asa Hutchinson suspends his campaign.
YouGov/The Economist [46] January 14–16, 2024588 (RV)––10%–9%1%–4%–68%8% [lower-alpha 20]
January 15, 2024 Iowa caucus held. Vivek Ramaswamy suspends his campaign.
CBS News [47] January 10–12, 2024721 (LV)––14%–12%1%–4%–69%–
January 10, 2024Chris Christie suspends his campaign. Fifth debate held.
Economist/YouGov [48] January 7–9, 2024533 (LV)–1%10%–12%0%–5%–65%7% [lower-alpha 21]
Ipsos/Reuters [49] January 3–9, 20241,941 (A)–2%11%–12%––4%–49%22% [lower-alpha 22]
Morning Consult [26] January 5–7, 20243,982 (LV)–4%13%–11%1%–5%–65%–
Issues & Insights/TIPP [50] January 3–5, 2024497 (LV)––10%–10%––5%–65%8% [lower-alpha 23]
Noble Predictive Insights [51] January 2–4, 20241,068 (LV)–2%12%–13%1%–7%–61%5% [lower-alpha 24]
YouGov/The Economist [52] December 31, 2023 – January 2, 2024529 (RV)–1%14%–8%0%–5%–63%8% [lower-alpha 25]
USA Today/Suffolk [53] December 26–29, 2023325 (RV)–4%10%–13%––6%–62%5%
December 28, 2023After a ruling by the Secretary of State of Maine Shenna Bellows, Maine became the second state to disqualify former President Donald Trump from its primary ballot under Section 3 of the 14th Amendment. Trump will remain on the ballot pending a U.S. Supreme Court ruling in Trump v. Anderson .
Rasmussen [54] December 19–21, 2023792 (LV)–9%9%–13%––1%–51%16%
December 19, 2023After a ruling by the Colorado Supreme Court, Colorado became the first state to disqualify former President Donald Trump from its primary ballot under Section 3 of the 14th Amendment. Trump will remain on the ballot pending a U.S. Supreme Court ruling in Trump v. Anderson .
McLaughlin & Associates [55] December 13–19, 2023454 (LV)–4%11%–10%2%–4%–62%8% [lower-alpha 26]
YouGov/The Economist [56] December 16–18, 2023544 (RV)–3%17%–10%0%–4%–60%8% [lower-alpha 27]
Quinnipiac University [57] December 14–18, 2023702 (RV)–3%11%–11%0%–4%–67%3% [lower-alpha 28]
YouGov/Yahoo News [58] December 14–18, 2023446 (RV)–1%15%–10%1%–3%–56%14% [lower-alpha 29]
Echelon Insights [59] December 12–16, 2023443 (LV)–1%9%–10%0%–5%–70%5% [lower-alpha 30]
CBS News [60] December 8–15, 2023378 (LV)–3%22%–13%0%–4%–58%–
HarrisX/Harris Poll [61] December 13–14, 2023––3%11%–10%––3%–67%6% [lower-alpha 31]
Fox News/Beacon Research [62] December 10–13, 2023402 (LV)–2%12%–9%1%–5%–69%–
YouGov/The Economist [63] December 9–12, 2023557 (A)–3%11%–10%0%–4%–61%11% [lower-alpha 32]
Monmouth University/Washington Post [64] December 5–11, 2023606 (LV)–5%13%–13%0%–3%–63%4%
Reuters/Ipsos [65] December 5–11, 20231,689 (RV)–2%11%–11%––5%–61%10%
December 6, 2023Fourth debate held.
Emerson College [66] December 4–6, 2023466 (LV)–3.7%6.7%–13.9%1.9%–4.0%–63.8%6.0%
SSRS/CNN [67] November 29 – December 6, 2023618 (LV)1%6%15%–13%1%–4%–58%4% [lower-alpha 33]
December 4, 2023Doug Burgum suspends his campaign.
Monmouth University [68] November 30 – December 4, 2023540 (RV)1%2%18%–12%0%–4%–58%5% [lower-alpha 34]
The Wall Street Journal [69] November 29 – December 4, 2023419 (RV)0%2%14%–15%0%–4%–59%6%
Morning Consult [26] December 1–3, 20233,526 (LV)0%3%13%–10%0%–6%–66%2% [lower-alpha 35]
Pew Research Center [70] November 27 – December 3, 20231,901 (RV)–1%14%–11%––3%–52%18%
Big Village [71] November 27 – December 3, 2023861 (LV)–1.8%11.6%–10.2%0.5%–5.8%0.0%67.2%2.6% [lower-alpha 36]
Trafalgar Group [72] November 30 – December 2, 20231,044 (RV)0.4%6.3%16.7%–16.2%0.9%–4.3%–53.5%1.8%
TIPP/Issues & Insights [73] November 29 – December 1, 2023567 (RV)1%1%9%–10%1%–7%–61%13% [lower-alpha 37]
HarrisX/The Messenger [74] November 22–28, 20231,454 (RV)1%1%9%–7%0%–4%–68%9% [lower-alpha 38]
NewsNation [75] November 26–27, 2023–0.7%3.4%10.8%–10.1%0.2%–6.2%–60.0%8.7% [lower-alpha 39]
Leger/The Canadian Press [76] November 24–26, 2023285 (RV)–2%12%–8%1%–6%–56%15% [lower-alpha 40]
Morning Consult [26] November 24–26, 20233,944 (LV)1%3%14%–10%1%–6%–64%1% [lower-alpha 41]
Emerson College [77] November 17–20, 2023662 (LV)1.1%2.7%7.9%–8.5%1.3%–5.2%–63.6%9.7% [lower-alpha 42]
McLaughlin & Associates [78] November 16–20, 2023453 (LV)1%4%11%–8%1%–8%–58%9% [lower-alpha 43]
Morning Consult [26] November 15–19, 20233,619 (LV)1%3%13%–9%1%–7%–66%0%
HarrisX/The Messenger [79] November 15–19, 20231,100 (RV)1%2%11%–10%0%–4%–62%9% [lower-alpha 44]
Echelon Insights [80] November 14–17, 2023461 (LV)0%1%12%–12%1%–8%–61%5%
Harvard-Harris [81] November 15–16, 20232,851 (RV)0%2%11%1%7%0%4%6%2%60%7% [lower-alpha 45]
YouGov/The Economist [82] November 11–14, 2023546 (RV)0%0%19%–9%0%–4%3%57%8% [lower-alpha 46]
NBC News [83] November 10–14, 2023317 (RV)1%3%18%–13%1%–3%1%58%3% [lower-alpha 47]
Beacon Research/Shaw & Company/Fox News [84] November 10–13, 2023453 (LV)–3%14%–11%––7%–62%1%
YouGov/Yahoo News [85] November 9–13, 2023454 (RV)0%2%15%–10%0%–5%2%54%13% [lower-alpha 48]
Quinnipiac University [86] November 9–13, 2023686 (RV)1%2%16%–9%––4%–64%3% [lower-alpha 49]
November 12, 2023Tim Scott suspends his campaign.
Morning Consult [26] November 10–12, 20233,681 (LV)1%2%14%–9%1%–6%–64%1% [lower-alpha 50]
Lord Ashcroft Polls [87] November 1–11, 20233,245 (LV)0%1%11%–6%0%–7%–67%7% [lower-alpha 51]
Cyngal/Republican Main Street Partnership, Women2Women [88] November 9–10, 2023801 (LV)1%5%9%–8%1%–8%1%60%7%
November 8, 2023Third debate held.
Marquette University Law School [89] November 2–7, 2023398 (RV)0%1%12%–12%––4%2%54%16% [lower-alpha 52]
356 (LV)1%0%12%–14%––4%2%57%11% [lower-alpha 53]
Morning Consult [26] November 3–5, 20233,873 (LV)0%3%15%–8%0%–7%2%63%1% [lower-alpha 54]
Trafalgar [90] November 3–5, 20231,089 (LV)2.9%5.3%13.2%–15.0%0.4%–4.0%3.7%50.1%5.4% [lower-alpha 55]
Big Village [91] October 30 – November 5, 2023669 (RV)–2.1%11.5%–9.5%1.2%–6.3%2.3%64.2%3.3% [lower-alpha 56]
YouGov/CBS News [92] October 31 – November 3, 2023556 (LV)1%2%18%–9%0%–5%4%61%–
SSRS/CNN [93] October 27 – November 2, 2023608 (RV)–2%17%–10%1%–4%3%61%3% [lower-alpha 57]
Rasmussen [94] October 26 – November 2, 20231,344 (LV)0%5%12%–9%1%3%3%2%50%–
HarrisX/The Messenger [95] October 30 – November 1, 2023753 (RV)1%1%12%–7%1%–6%1%62%8% [lower-alpha 58]
YouGov/The Economist [96] October 28–31, 2023518 (RV)0% [lower-alpha 59] 1%17%–8%1%–5%1%56%12% [lower-alpha 60]
American Pulse Research & Polling [97] October 27–30, 2023257 (LV)0.3%1.7%12.1%–9.8%––3.6%1.2%61.0%10.5% [lower-alpha 61]
Quinnipiac [98] October 26–30, 2023666 (RV)1%3%15%–8%0%–3%3%64%5% [lower-alpha 62]
Leger/The Canadian Press [99] October 27–29, 2023345 (A)–1%15%–5%0%3%2%1%62%11% [lower-alpha 63]
Morning Consult [26] October 27–29, 20233,912 (LV)1%3%13%–7%0%5%7%2%61%2% [lower-alpha 64]
October 28, 2023Mike Pence suspends his campaign.
October 26, 2023Larry Elder suspends his campaign and endorses Donald Trump.
Echelon Insights [100] October 23–26, 2023430 (LV)0% [lower-alpha 59] 0%12%0% [lower-alpha 59] 7%0% [lower-alpha 59] 3%6%1%62%8% [lower-alpha 65]
McLaughlin and Associates [101] October 22–26, 2023449 (LV)1%3%8%1%8%1%6%7%2%55%11% [lower-alpha 66]
Noble Predictive Insights/The Center Square [102] October 20–26, 2023925 (LV)0%2%13%0%9%0%5%7%2%59%2% [lower-alpha 67]
HarrisX/The Messenger [103] October 16–23, 20231,068 (RV)1%2%11%0%6%1%4%5%1%61%8% [lower-alpha 68]
Morning Consult [26] October 20–22, 20233,876 (LV)0%2%13%–7%1%5%6%2%62%1% [lower-alpha 69]
October 20, 2023Perry Johnson suspends his campaign and endorses Donald Trump.
USA Today/Suffolk [104] October 17–20, 2023309 (RV)0.7%1.3%12.3%0.7%11.0%0.3%1.3%2.6%2.6%57.9%9.4% [lower-alpha 70]
Harvard/HarrisX [105] October 18–19, 2023768 (RV)0%2%11%1%7%0%4%6%2%60%7% [lower-alpha 71]
Emerson College [106] October 16–17, 2023728 (RV)0.9%3.6%7.9%1.0%8.1%0.6%3.2%3.2%1.4%59.2%10.9% [lower-alpha 72]
Yahoo News [107] October 12–16, 2023486 (LV)1%3%16%0%9%0%2%2%1%56%10% [lower-alpha 73]
Premise [108] October 11–16, 2023661 (A)–1%16%–6%–7%4%1%60%4% [lower-alpha 74]
Zogby Analytics [109] October 13–15, 2023304 (LV)–3.1%9.1%–6.0%–2.6%6.0%2.3%61.9%8.9% [lower-alpha 75]
Morning Consult [26] October 13–15, 20233,600 (LV)1%3%14%–7%1%6%7%2%59%1% [lower-alpha 76]
October 13, 2023Corey Stapleton suspends his campaign.
Morning Consult [26] October 10–12, 20232,476 (LV)0%3%12%–6%0%5%8%2%63%–
Causeway Solutions [110] October 9–11, 2023342 (RV)1%4%19%–8%–8%6%0%47%7% [lower-alpha 77]
October 9, 2023Will Hurd suspends his campaign and endorses Nikki Haley.
Fox News [111] October 6–9, 2023449 (LV)–3%13%–10%–4%7%1%59%2%
CNN/SSRS [112] October 6–9, 2023428 (LV)1%2%17%0%8%0%5%4%2%58%2% [lower-alpha 78]
Morning Consult [26] October 6–8, 20232,476 (LV)1%3%12%–6%0%5%9%2%61%1% [lower-alpha 79]
HarrisX/The Messenger [113] October 4–7, 20231,054 (RV)1%2%14%0%6%0%3%7%2%58%5% [lower-alpha 80]
Cygnal [114] October 3–5, 2023–0.7%3.9%8.7%0.0%4.6%0.6%4.7%9.7%1.7%57.8%7.6% [lower-alpha 81]
Survey USA [115] September 30 – October 3, 20231,055 (LV)1%3%9%–5%–4%8%2%65%3% [lower-alpha 82]
YouGov/The Economist [116] September 30 – October 3, 2023570 (RV)1%1%13%0%7%0%3%4%2%58%11% [lower-alpha 83]
Big Village [117] September 29 – October 3, 2023988 (RV)0.3%2.0%12.9%0.2%6.4%0.7%7.0%6.9%2.5%58.4%2.5% [lower-alpha 84]
Premise [118] September 28 – October 2, 2023500 (A)–1%14%–5%–6%5%3%60%6% [lower-alpha 85]
Morning Consult [26] September 29 – October 1, 20233,587 (LV)1%3%13%–7%0%5%7%1%61%1% [lower-alpha 86]
Insider Advantage [119] September 29–30, 2023850 (LV)1%5%15%0%14%1%1%3%2%50%8% [lower-alpha 87]
WPA Intelligence/FairVote [120] September 28–30, 2023801 (LV)0.4%8.5%12.7%0.3%7.7%1.1%4.4%12.6%2.8%47.6%1.9% [lower-alpha 88]
HarrisX/The Messenger [121] September 28–29, 2023770 (RV)1%1%11%1%7%0%5%8%1%56%6% [lower-alpha 89]
TIPP/Issues & Insights [122] September 27–29, 2023584 (RV)1%2%13%1%4%0%4%6%1%56%11% [lower-alpha 90]
Léger/New York Post [123] September 27–28, 2023495 (LV)1%0%10%–6%–3%7%3%62%9% [lower-alpha 91]
Echelon Insights [124] September 25–28, 2023402 (LV)0%1%11%0%5%0%5%10%1%62%4% [lower-alpha 92]
September 27, 2023Second debate held.
YouGov/The Economist [125] September 23–26, 2023559 (A)0%2%12%0%7%0%5%5%3%51%15% [lower-alpha 93]
McLaughlin & Associates [126] September 22–26, 2023454 (LV)1%2%12%0%6%1%5%10%2%54%8% [lower-alpha 94]
Marquette University Law School [127] September 18–25, 2023418 (A)0%0%11%0%6%0%4%4%1%56%16% [lower-alpha 95]
Morning Consult [26] September 22–24, 20233,552 (LV)1%2%15%–7%1%6%9%2%58%1% [lower-alpha 96]
Monmouth University [128] September 19–24, 2023514 (RV)0%1%15%–6%0%1%4%3%48%23% [lower-alpha 97]
Trafalgar Group [129] September 18–21, 20231,091 (LV)3.2%3.2%14.3%1.3%4.2%0.4%3.8%5.9%3.0%56.1%4.5% [lower-alpha 98]
ABC News/Washington Post [130] September 15–20, 2023474 (A)0%3%15%–7%0%6%3%4%54%10% [lower-alpha 99]
NBC News [131] September 15–19, 2023321 (RV)0%4%16%–7%1%4%2%3%59%4% [lower-alpha 100]
HarrisX/The Messenger [132] September 13–19, 20231,089 (RV)1%2%14%1%5%1%3%5%2%56%11% [lower-alpha 101]
Emerson College [133] September 17–18, 2023518 (LV)1.1%4.8%11.5%–3.0%0.5%4.6%6.8%2.2%58.9%6.6% [lower-alpha 102]
YouGov [134] September 14–18, 2023470 (RV)1%1%13%0%5%0%3%5%1%59%11% [lower-alpha 103]
YouGov/The Liberal Patriot [135] September 7–18, 20231,653 (LV)1%6%14%1%8%1%5%5%4%48%7% [lower-alpha 104]
Morning Consult [26] September 15–17, 20233,404 (LV)0%2%13%–6%1%5%10%2%59%1% [lower-alpha 105]
Harvard/Harris [136] [upper-alpha 1] September 13–14, 2023758 (RV)0%2%10%1%6%0%4%8%2%57%11% [lower-alpha 106]
Ipsos/Reuters [137] September 8–14, 20231,749 (A)0%2%14%–4%0%4%13%2%51%10% [lower-alpha 107]
YouGov/The Economist [138] September 10–12, 2023572 (A)0%2%14%0%5%0%5%6%3%52%12% [lower-alpha 108]
Fox News [139] September 9–12, 2023409 (LV)–2%13%–5%–3%11%3%60%2%
Quinnipiac University [140] September 7–11, 2023728 (RV)–2%12%–5%–5%6%3%62%4% [lower-alpha 109]
HarrisX/The Messenger [141] September 6–11, 2023954 (RV)0%2%11%1%4%0%4%7%2%59%10% [lower-alpha 110]
Morning Consult [26] September 8–10, 20233,715 (LV)0%3%14%–6%0%6%9%2%57%1% [lower-alpha 111]
Premise [142] August 30 – September 5, 2023415 (RV)–1%12%–5%–7%5%2%62%7% [lower-alpha 112]
Rasmussen [143] August 29 – September 5, 20231,418 (LV)0%9%9%1%7%0%4%5%4%45%0% [lower-alpha 113]
Redfield & Wilton Strategies [144] September 3–4, 2023605 (LV)0%3%9%–2%1%3%10%1%65%6% [lower-alpha 114]
Morning Consult [26] September 2–4, 20233,745 (LV)0%3%15%–5%1%6%8%2%60%1% [lower-alpha 115]
Issues & Insights/TIPP [145] August 30 – September 1, 2023509 (RV)0.4%1%11%0.87%2.8%0.4%6%9%1.3%60%15% [lower-alpha 116]
Echelon Insights [146] August 28–31, 2023397 (LV)0%3%15%1%4%1%6%12%1%52%6% [lower-alpha 117]
SSRS/CNN [147] August 25–31, 2023784 (RV)1%2%18%1%7%0%7%6%3%52%2% [lower-alpha 118]
Wall Street Journal [148] August 24–30, 2023600 (LV)1%3%13%0%8%1%2%5%2%59%4% [lower-alpha 119]
August 29, 2023Francis Suarez suspends his campaign.
Morning Consult [26] August 29, 20233,617 (LV)0%3%14%–5%1%6%10%2%58%1% [lower-alpha 120]
YouGov/The Economist [149] August 26–29, 2023562 (A)0%2%14%0%4%0%3%5%2%51%18% [lower-alpha 121]
FairVote/WPA Intelligence [150] August 24–28, 2023800 (LV)0.7%4.8%18.5%0.0%8.5%0.5%5.7%6.9%3.6%49.3%1.4% [lower-alpha 122]
HarrisX/The Messenger [151] August 24–28, 2023685 (RV)0%2%14%0%3%0%6%8%2%59%6% [lower-alpha 123]
Big Village [152] August 25–27, 2023722 (A)0.6%1.7%14.0%0.4%5.1%0.9%6.4%8.8%1.9%56.8%3.2% [lower-alpha 124]
Emerson College [153] August 25–26, 2023460 (LV)0.6%5.2%11.6%–6.5%0.6%6.9%8.8%1.6%49.6%8.6% [lower-alpha 125]
Ipsos/Reuters [154] August 24–25, 2023347 (A)0%1%13%–4%0%6%5%1%52%17% [lower-alpha 126]
Kaplan Strategies [155] August 24, 2023844 (LV)2%4%10%–8%1%5%13%4%45%8% [lower-alpha 127]
Morning Consult [26] August 24, 20231,256 (LV)0%4%14%–3%0%6%11%3%58%1% [lower-alpha 128]
Patriot Polling [156] August 24, 2023750 (RV)4.3%6.2%21.0%–12.6%1.0%5.4%5.1%3.5%40.6%3.8% [lower-alpha 129]
InsiderAdvantage [157] August 24, 2023850 (LV)1.1%4.2%17.8%1.3%10.8%0.9%2.2%6.5%3.3%44.9%7.0% [lower-alpha 130]
Léger/New York Post [158] August 23–24, 2023658 (RV)–1%9%–2%–5%5%3%61%11% [lower-alpha 131]
August 23, 2023First debate held.
McLaughlin & Associates [159] August 15–23, 2023450 (LV)1%4%9%1%3%1%4%13%4%51%11% [lower-alpha 132]
Rasmussen [160] August 19–21, 2023818 (LV)0%7%10%1%3%1%3%11%4%49%0% [lower-alpha 133]
Yahoo News/YouGov [161] August 17–21, 2023482 (RV)1%2%12%0%3%0%2%8%4%52%16% [lower-alpha 134]
Premise [162] August 17–21, 2023463 (A)–1%15%–2%–4%5%3%63%8% [lower-alpha 135]
HarrisX [163] August 17–21, 20231,057 (LV)0%3%12%0%3%1%4%10%4%52%12% [lower-alpha 136]
Insider Advantage [164] August 19–20, 2023750 (LV)1.2%4.2%9.7%1.6%4.8%1.5%3.3%6.3%3.3%50.6%13.5% [lower-alpha 137]
Morning Consult [26] August 18–20, 20233,608 (LV)0%3%14%–3%1%6%10%3%58%1% [lower-alpha 138]
YouGov/CBS News [165] August 16–18, 2023531 (LV)1%2%16%0%2%1%5%7%3%62%0% [lower-alpha 139]
Emerson College [166] August 16–17, 2023465 (LV)1.1%2.8%10.1%0.8%1.9%0.8%3.4%9.5%2.4%55.5%11.8% [lower-alpha 140]
Echelon Insights [167] [upper-alpha 2] August 15–17, 20231,017 (LV)–1%12%–3%–4%15%3%55%–
3D Strategic Research [168] August 15–17, 2023858 (LV)0%5%16%0%4%0%6%9%3%50%6% [lower-alpha 141]
Victory Insights [169] August 15–17, 2023825 (LV)–5.9%12.1%–1.9%–3.5%3.7%1.2%60.8%11.0% [lower-alpha 142]
JMC Analytics [170] August 14–17, 20231,100 (LV)0.9%4.5%13.0%–3.4%1.2%3.5%5.0%4.1%52.0%12.8% [lower-alpha 143]
Kaplan Strategies [171] August 15–16, 20231,093 (LV)1%3%10%–5%3%6%11%3%47%11% [lower-alpha 144]
American Pulse [172] August 15–16, 2023821 (LV)–4.0%13.0%–3.0%–4.0%7.1%3.5%58.0%–
Trafalgar Group [173] August 14–16, 20231,082 (LV)0.1%4.6%17.0%1.2%4.2%0.9%4.6%4.3%4.0%55.4%2.6% [lower-alpha 145]
The Economist/YouGov [174] August 12–15, 2023527 (RV)0%2%15%0%2%0%3%4%3%53%16% [lower-alpha 146]
Fox News/Beacon Research [175] August 12–14, 2023413 (RV)1%3%16%0%4%0%5%11%3%53%0% [lower-alpha 147]
Quinnipiac University [176] August 10–14, 2023681 (RV)0%3%18%0%3%1%4%5%3%57%6% [lower-alpha 148]
Morning Consult [26] August 11–13, 20233,064 (LV)1%3%16%–3%1%7%9%3%57%2% [lower-alpha 149]
Kaplan Strategies [177] August 9–10, 2023800 (LV)1%4%10%–4%0%8%11%2%48%13% [lower-alpha 150]
Premise [178] August 2–7, 2023484 (A)–2%16%–3%–6%6%3%57%6% [lower-alpha 151]
Fairleigh Dickinson University [179] July 31 – August 7, 2023806 (LV)1%5%15%0%3%0%5%3%2%58%6% [lower-alpha 152]
Morning Consult [26] August 4–6, 20233,486 (LV)0%3%16%–3%1%6%8%3%59%1% [lower-alpha 153]
Issues & Insights/TIPP [180] August 2–4, 2023529 (RV)0%0%12%0%4%0%5%8%2%57%10% [lower-alpha 154]
Reuters/Ipsos [181] August 2–3, 2023355 (A)0%0%13%–5%1%8%7%2%47%17% [lower-alpha 155]
Cygnal [182] August 1–3, 2023(LV)0.2%2.1%10.4%0.2%2.8%0.3%6.6%11.4%3.2%53.3%9.6% [lower-alpha 156]
Morning Consult [26] July 28–30, 20233,716 (LV)1%3%15%–3%0%7%9%3%58%2% [lower-alpha 157]
Echelon Insights [183] July 24–27, 2023399 (LV)1%1%16%0%2%1%3%11%3%56%5% [lower-alpha 158]
The New York Times/Siena College [184] July 23–27, 2023932 (LV)0%2%17%0%3%0%3%2%3%54%14% [lower-alpha 159]
Big Village [185] July 24–26, 2023718 (A)0.5%0.9%13.5%0.4%3.2%0.7%7.5%7.2%2.6%61.0%2.5% [lower-alpha 160]
Premise [186] July 21–26, 2023442 (A)–1%16%–2%–7%4%3%59%9% [lower-alpha 161]
Economist/YouGov [187] July 22–25, 20235370%1%18%0%3%0%3%5%3%55%13% [lower-alpha 162]
McLaughlin & Associates [188] July 19–24, 2023452 (LV)0%2%13%0%3%0%5%8%3%52%14% [lower-alpha 163]
Morning Consult [26] July 21–23, 20233,5761%2%16%–4%0%6%8%2%59%1% [lower-alpha 164]
JMC Analytics [189] July 18–22, 20231,100 (LV)1.0%4.4%17.0%–3.1%1.0%3.2%2.9%4.5%53.0%10% [lower-alpha 165]
Harvard-Harris [190] July 19–20, 2023729 (RV)1%2%12%0%4%1%7%10%2%52%10% [lower-alpha 166]
Rasmussen Reports [191] July 18–20, 20231,031 (LV)–5%13%–3%3%5%3%4%57%5%
Monmouth University [192] July 12–19, 2023681 (RV)1%3%22%0%3%0%3%5%3%54%7% [lower-alpha 167]
Kaplan Strategies [193] July 17–18, 2023800 (LV)0%5%12%–3%1%4%12%5%48%10%
Yahoo News [194] July 13–17, 20234681%1%23%0%3%0%3%3%4%48%13% [lower-alpha 168]
Quinnipiac University [195] July 13–17, 2023727 (RV)0%3%25%0%4%0%4%2%3%54%3% [lower-alpha 169]
Reuters/Ipsos [196] July 11–17, 20234,4140%3%19%–3%0%7%9%2%47%11% [lower-alpha 170]
Morning Consult [26] July 14–16, 20233,6300%2%20%–4%0%7%8%3%55%1% [lower-alpha 171]
Premise [197] July 7–14, 2023355 (RV)–2%19%–3%–5%4%2%58%9% [lower-alpha 172]
YouGov/The Economist [198] July 8–11, 2023502 (RV)0%2%22%0%3%0%5%2%3%48%13% [lower-alpha 173]
Morning Consult [26] July 7–9, 20233,6160%3%17%–3%1%7%8%3%56%1% [lower-alpha 174]
Issues & Insights/TIPP [199] July 5–7, 2023486 (RV)1%2%14%1%3%1%6%7%3%53%9% [lower-alpha 175]
Echelon Insights [200] June 26–29, 2023413 (LV)1%2%16%0%5%0%5%10%4%49%7% [lower-alpha 176]
Fox News [201] June 23–26, 20233910%1%22%1%3%1%4%5%4%56%4% [lower-alpha 177]
Morning Consult [26] June 23–25, 20233,6500%2%19%–3%1%7%6%3%57%1% [lower-alpha 178]
June 22, 2023Will Hurd declares his candidacy.
Emerson College [202] June 19–20, 2023365 (RV)1%2%21%–4%1%6%2%2%59%2% [lower-alpha 179]
NBC News [203] June 16–20, 2023500 (RV)0%5%22%–4%2%7%3%3%51%0% [lower-alpha 180]
YouGov [204] June 16–20, 2023366 (RV)0%4%25%1%2%0%5%2%4%47%10% [lower-alpha 181]
Morning Consult [26] June 17–19, 20233,521 (PV)0%3%20%–3%1%7%3%3%57%1% [lower-alpha 182]
McLaughlin & Associates [205] June 15–19, 20234541%2%19%0%4%0%5%2%5%52%9% [lower-alpha 183]
CNN/SSRS [206] June 13–17, 20231,350 (A)0%3%26%0%5%1%9%1%4%47%2% [lower-alpha 184]
Harvard-Harris [207] June 14–15, 20232,090 (RV)0%2%14%–4%0%8%3%2%59%7% [lower-alpha 185]
The Messenger/HarrisX [208] June 14–15, 2023283 (RV)0%2%17%–3%1%6%2%4%53%11% [lower-alpha 186]
June 14, 2023Francis Suarez declares his candidacy.
Big Village [209] June 9–14, 2023724 (RV)1.0%1.4%15.3%1.1%4.5%0.8%9.9%3.2%3.6%56.4%3.0% [lower-alpha 187]
Economist/YouGov [210] June 10–13, 2023411 (RV)–2%21%–4%–4%1%3%51%14% [lower-alpha 188]
Quinnipiac University [211] June 8–12, 2023700 (RV)0%4%23%0%4%1%4%3%4%53%–
Morning Consult [212] June 9–11, 20233,4190%2%19%–3%1%8%3%4%59%1% [lower-alpha 189]
CBS News [213] June 7–10, 20232,480 (A)1%1%23%1%3%1%4%1%4%61%–
USA Today/Suffolk [214] June 5–9, 2023–0%2%23%1%4%1%4%–6%48%–
Reuters/Ipsos [215] June 5–9, 20231,005 (A)1%2%22%0%3%0%7%3%2%43%17% [lower-alpha 190]
June 7, 2023Doug Burgum declares his candidacy.
June 6, 2023Chris Christie declares his candidacy.
June 5, 2023Mike Pence declares his candidacy.
Morning Consult [26] June 2–4, 20233,545 (LV)–1%22%–3%1%7%3%3%56%5% [lower-alpha 191]
Issues & Insights/TIPP [216] May 31 – June 2, 20231,230 (RV)–1%19%0%3%1%6%2%3%55%10% [lower-alpha 192]
Premise [217] May 29 – June 1, 2023563 (RV)–1%20%–3%–4%1%2%57%11% [lower-alpha 193]
YouGov [218] May 25–30, 2023432 (RV)––25%1%3%1%–3%3%53%11%
Big Village [219] May 26–28, 2023389––24%–5%1%–3%5%58%5% [lower-alpha 194]
Morning Consult [26] May 26–28, 20233,485 (LV)––22%–4%1%5%4%3%56%5% [lower-alpha 195]
May 24, 2023Ron DeSantis declares his candidacy.
McLaughlin & Associates [220] May 17–24, 2023446 (LV)0%1%16%0%3%1%7%4%2%54%13% [lower-alpha 196]
FOX News [221] May 19–22, 2023412 (RV)–0%20%0%4%0%5%4%2%53%12% [lower-alpha 197]
Quinnipiac [222] May 18–22, 20231,616 (RV)–2%25%1%3%0%2%1%2%56%8% [lower-alpha 198]
Morning Consult [26] May 19–21, 20233,526 (LV)––20%–4%0%6%4%2%58%6% [lower-alpha 199]
CNN [223] May 17–20, 2023467 (RV)1%2%26%0%6%1%6%1%1%53%2% [lower-alpha 200]
May 19, 2023Tim Scott declares his candidacy.
Harvard-Harris [224] May 17–18, 20232,004 (RV)––16%–4%1%4%4%1%58%12% [lower-alpha 201]
Cygnal [225] May 16–18, 20232,527 (LV)––20.9%–4.7%1.0%4.3%4.8%1.5%51.5%11.3% [lower-alpha 202]
Marquette University [226] May 8–18, 20231,000 (A)–0%25%1%5%0%2%3%1%46%17% [lower-alpha 203]
Rasmussen Reports [227] May 11–15, 2023996 (LV)––17%–5%3%6%2%–62%5% [lower-alpha 204]
Reuters/Ipsos [228] May 9–15, 20234,410 (A)––21%–4%1%5%4%1%49%15% [lower-alpha 205]
Morning Consult [229] May 12–14, 20233,571 (LV)––18%–4%1%6%4%1%61%5% [lower-alpha 206]
Morning Consult [229] May 5–7, 20233,574 (RV)––19%–3%1%5%5%1%60%4% [lower-alpha 207]
Issues & Insights/TIPP [230] May 3–5, 2023469 (RV)––17%1%4%1%6%4%2%55%10% [lower-alpha 208]
ABC News/Washington Post [231] April 28 – May 3, 2023438 (LV)––25%–6%1%6%–4%53%5% [lower-alpha 209]
Premise [232] April 27 – May 1, 2023752 (RV)–1%21%–4%–5%2%1%58%8% [lower-alpha 210]
Morning Consult [229] April 28–30, 20233,389 (LV)––22%–4%–7%3%2%56%5% [lower-alpha 211]
CBS News [233] April 27–29, 20232,372 (A)–2%22%2%4%1%5%5%1%58%–
Emerson College [234] April 24–25, 2023446 (LV)–2%16%–3%2%7%3%–62%4% [lower-alpha 212]
FOX News [235] April 21–24, 2023408 (RV)––21%1%4%–6%3%2%53%2% [lower-alpha 213]
Reuters/Ipsos [236] April 21–24, 2023361 (RV)––23%1%3%–6%2%–49%17% [lower-alpha 214]
April 23, 2023Ryan Binkley declares his candidacy.
Morning Consult [229] April 21–23, 20233,640 (LV)––21%–3%1%7%3%1%58%6% [lower-alpha 215]
April 20, 2023 Larry Elder declares his candidacy.
Cygnal [237] April 18–20, 20232,500 (LV)––25.5%–4.6%1.3%4.5%2%1.5%46.1%14.5% [lower-alpha 216]
Harvard-Harris [238] April 18–19, 20231,845 (RV)––20%–4%0%7%2%1%55%4% [lower-alpha 217]
NBC News [239] April 14–18, 20231,000 (RV)––31%–3%3%6%2%3%46%2% [lower-alpha 218]
Wall Street Journal [240] April 11–17, 2023600 (LV)––24%–5%–1%2%3%48%17% [lower-alpha 219]
Morning Consult [229] April 14–16, 20233,499 (LV)––24%–4%–7%3%2%53%5% [lower-alpha 220]
April 12, 2023 Tim Scott forms his exploratory committee.
Morning Consult [229] April 7–9, 20233,608 (LV)––23%–4%1%7%1%1%56%7% [lower-alpha 221]
Reuters/Ipsos [241] April 5–6, 20231,004 (A)–0%21%–1%1%4%1%–58%5% [lower-alpha 222]
Reuters [242] March 22 – April 3, 20232,005 (LV)–2%19%–6%–5%––48%5% [lower-alpha 223]
April 2, 2023 Asa Hutchinson declares his candidacy.
Morning Consult [229] March 31 – April 2, 20233,488 (RV)––26%–4%–7%–1%55%7% [lower-alpha 224]
Trafalgar [243] March 31 – April 2, 20231,123 (RV)––22.5%0.4%3.7%–3.8%0.5%1%56.2%12% [lower-alpha 225]
InsiderAdvantage [244] March 31 – April 1, 2023550 (LV)–2%24%–5%–4%1%0%57%3% [lower-alpha 226]
YouGov [245] March 30–31, 20231,089 (A)–2%21%–5%–3%1%–52%2% [lower-alpha 227]
Echelon Insights [246] March 27–29, 2023370 (RV)–0%26%–4%–8%1%1%49%2% [lower-alpha 228]
Morning Consult [229] March 24–28, 20233,452 (RV)––26%–5%–7%1%2%52%7% [lower-alpha 229]
Cygnal [247] March 26–27, 20232,550 (RV)––28.7%–4.1%–5.7%1.1%1%42.2%17.1% [lower-alpha 230]
FOX News [248] March 24–27, 2023426 (RV)–1%24%–3%1%6%1%0%54%9% [lower-alpha 231]
Beacon Research/Fox News [249] March 24–27, 2023––1%24%–3%1%6%1%–54%8% [lower-alpha 232]
Quinnipiac University [250] March 23–27, 2023671 (RV)–1%33%–4%–5%–1%47%7% [lower-alpha 233]
Harris Poll [251] March 22–23, 2023–––24%–5%–7%0%2%50%6% [lower-alpha 234]
Monmouth University [252] March 16–20, 2023521 (RV)––27%–3%–1%–1%41%6% [lower-alpha 235]
Morning Consult [229] March 17–19, 20233,394 (RV)––26%–4%–7%1%1%54%7% [lower-alpha 236]
Big Village [253] March 15–17, 2023361 (A)––23.3%–3.6%–10.2%0.5%–51.9%10.4% [lower-alpha 237]
Quinnipiac [254] March 9–13, 2023677 (RV)–1%32%–5%0%3%0%1%46%12% [lower-alpha 238]
CNN [255] March 8–12, 2023963 (LV)––36%–6%1%6%–2%40%8% [lower-alpha 239]
Premise [256] March 4–7, 2023639 (RV)––23%–6%–5%–1%55%11% [lower-alpha 240]
Morning Consult [229] March 3–5, 20233,071 (RV)––28%–4%–7%0%1%53% 5% [lower-alpha 241]
March 2, 2023 Perry Johnson declares his candidacy.
Yahoo News [257] February 23–27, 2023444 (RV)–0%29%–4%–2%––45% 19% [lower-alpha 242]
Susquehanna [258] February 19–26, 2023300 (RV)––37%–4%–2%–1%32%20% [lower-alpha 243]
Emerson College [259] February 24–25, 2023536 (RV)––25%–5%–8%––55% 7% [lower-alpha 244]
Morning Consult [229] February 23–25, 20233,320 (RV)––30%–6%–7%1%1%48%7% [lower-alpha 245]
Echelon Insights [260] February 21–23, 2023419 (LV)––31%–6%–9%––41%–
McLaughlin & Associates [261] February 17–23, 2023441 (LV)––26%–6%–5%1%1%42%21% [lower-alpha 246]
Fox News [262] February 19–22, 2023413–0%28%–7%0%7%–1%43%14% [lower-alpha 247]
February 21, 2023 Vivek Ramaswamy declares his candidacy.
Rasmussen Reports [263] February 16–20, 2023–––24%–15%––––52%–
Morning Consult [229] February 17–19, 20233,217 (RV)––30%–6%–6%––50%1% [lower-alpha 248]
Big Village [253] February 15–17, 2023346 (A)––23.6%–6.8%–8.7%0%–50.2%10.8% [lower-alpha 249]
Harris Poll [264] February 15–16, 2023–––23%–6%–7%–1%46%7% [lower-alpha 250]
Morning Consult [229] February 14–16, 20232,476 (RV)––29%–5%–7%––50%1% [lower-alpha 251]
WPA Intelligence [265] February 13–16, 20231,000 (LV)––40%–8%–8%––31%–
February 14, 2023 Nikki Haley declares her candidacy.
Quinnipiac University [266] February 9–14, 2023592 (RV)––37%–4%–4%––50%5% [lower-alpha 252]
592 (RV)–0%31%–4%0%3%–1%48%10% [lower-alpha 253]
Morning Consult [229] February 11–13, 20232,476 (RV)––31%–4%–8%––47%1% [lower-alpha 254]
Ipsos [267] February 6–13, 20231,465 (RV)–1.1%30.6%–3.9%–7.5%––42.6%6.6% [lower-alpha 255]
Morning Consult [229] February 8–10, 20232,476 (RV)––29%–4%–6%––48%2% [lower-alpha 256]
Morning Consult [229] February 5–7, 20232,476 (RV)––31%–4%–6%––48%2% [lower-alpha 257]
OnMessage [268] January 30 – February 5, 2023566 (RV)––34%–6%–6%–1%34%20% [lower-alpha 258]
YouGov [269] February 2–4, 2023453 (RV)––35%–2%–5%––37%–
Morning Consult [229] February 2–4, 20232,476 (RV)––32%–3%–7%––48%2% [lower-alpha 259]
Monmouth University [270] January 26 – February 2, 2023566 (RV)––33%–1%–2%––33%7% [lower-alpha 260]
Morning Consult [229] January 30 – February 1, 20232,476 (RV)––30%–2%–7%––51%2% [lower-alpha 261]
Morning Consult [229] January 27–29, 20233,592 (RV)––31%–3%–7%––48%2% [lower-alpha 262]
Morning Consult [229] January 24–26, 20232,476 (RV)––30%–3%–7%––50%2% [lower-alpha 263]
Echelon Insights [271] January 23–25, 2023467 (LV)–0%34%–2%–8%––36%8% [lower-alpha 264]
McLaughlin & Associates [272] January 19–24, 2023457 (LV)––31%–3%–5%–1%43%18% [lower-alpha 265]
Morning Consult [229] January 21–23, 20232,476 (RV)––31%–3%–7%––49%2% [lower-alpha 266]
WPA Intelligence [273] January 17–23, 20233,015 (LV)––33%–5%–7%––37%–
Emerson College [274] January 19–21, 2023428 (RV)––24.8%–2.5%–7.5%––55.1%10.2% [lower-alpha 267]
North Star Opinion Research [275] January 16–21, 20231,000 (LV)––39%–4%–9%–1%28%21% [lower-alpha 268]
Big Village [276] January 18–20, 2023355 (A)––27.5%–2.9%–6.8%––52.5%10.3% [lower-alpha 269]
Harris Poll [277] January 18–19, 2023–––28%–3%–7%––48%0% [lower-alpha 270]
Schoen Cooperman Research [278] January 14–18, 2023–––31%–3%–8%––42%2% [lower-alpha 271]
Morning Consult [229] January 15–17, 20232,476 (RV)––32%–3%–8%––47%2% [lower-alpha 272]
Morning Consult [229] January 15–17, 20232,476 (RV)––30%–3%–8%––48%2% [lower-alpha 273]
YouGov [279] January 14–17, 2023472 (RV)––32%–4%–5%––44%–
500 (A)––29%–5%–6%––44%3% [lower-alpha 274]
YouGov [280] January 12–16, 2023450 (LV)–1%36%–1%–5%––37%–
Morning Consult [229] January 12–14, 20232,476 (RV)––30%–2%–8%––50%1% [lower-alpha 275]
Public Policy Polling [281] January 10–11, 2023446 (LV)––36%–6%–6%––42%–
Morning Consult [229] January 9–11, 20232,476 (RV)––32%–3%–8%––47%1% [lower-alpha 276]
YouGov [282] January 5–9, 2023346 (RV)––34%–3%1%7%–2%37%14% [lower-alpha 277]
Morning Consult [229] January 6–8, 20234,470 (RV)––33%–2%–9%––46%1% [lower-alpha 278]
Big Village [283] January 4–6, 2023343 (A)––35%–2%–8%––48%–
Morning Consult [229] January 3–5, 20232,476 (RV)––32%–2%–8%––48%1% [lower-alpha 279]
Morning Consult [229] December 31, 2022 – January 2, 20234,829 (RV)––34%–3%–8%––45%2% [lower-alpha 280]
Polls taken between June and December 2022
Poll sourceDate(s)
administered		Sample
size		Greg
Abbott		Liz
Cheney		Ted
Cruz		Ron
DeSantis		Nikki
Haley		Larry
Hogan		Mike
Pence		Mike
Pompeo		Marco
Rubio		Tim
Scott		Chris
Sununu		Donald
Trump		Glenn
Youngkin		Other
Morning Consult [229] December 28–30, 20222,476 (RV)1%3%3%33%2%–8%1%–1%–47%0%2% [lower-alpha 281]
Morning Consult [229] December 25–27, 20222,476 (RV)1%3%3%33%2%–8%1%–1%–47%0%2% [lower-alpha 282]
Morning Consult [229] December 22–24, 20222,476 (RV)1%3%2%31%3%–8%1%–1%–48%1%2% [lower-alpha 283]
Morning Consult [229] December 19–21, 20222,476 (RV)1%3%2%34%2%–8%1%–1%–46%1%2% [lower-alpha 284]
YouGov [284] December 15–19, 2022449 (RV)–3%–37%5%1%4%1%–––39%1%2% [lower-alpha 285]
Morning Consult [229] December 16–18, 20224,105 (RV)1%2%3%33%2%–8%1%–1%–48%0%2% [lower-alpha 286]
Big Village [253] December 16–18, 2022357 (A)–3%4%27%4%–10%–––1%51%1%–
Harris Poll [285] December 14–15, 2022666 (RV)––2%25%4%–6%2%1%1%–48%0%–
Morning Consult [229] December 13–15, 20222,476 (RV)1%2%3%32%2%–7%1%–1%–48%0%2% [lower-alpha 287]
Echelon Insights [286] December 12–14, 2022418 (RV)0%0%2%35%3%0%4%1%1%0%0%40%0%7% [lower-alpha 288]
454 (LV)0%1%2%32%4%0%4%0%1%1%0%41%0%6% [lower-alpha 289]
Cygnal [287] December 12–14, 20221,019 (LV)1%3%2%35%4%1%7%0%1%1%0%40%0%7% [lower-alpha 290]
Morning Consult [229] December 10–14, 2022825 (RV)1%2%3%34%2%–6%1%–2%–40%0%2% [lower-alpha 291]
McLaughlin & Associates [288] December 9–14, 2022480 (LV)1%4%–23%3%1%5%1%1%1%–48%1%5% [lower-alpha 292]
Morning Consult [229] December 10–12, 20222,476 (RV)1%2%3%31%3%–8%1%–1%–50%0%2% [lower-alpha 293]
Monmouth University [289] December 8–12, 2022563 (RV)––1%39%1%–2%––––26%––
Morning Consult [229] December 7–9, 20222,476 (RV)1%2%2%30%3%–9%1%–1%–48%0%2% [lower-alpha 294]
Morning Consult [229] December 4–6, 20222,476 (RV)1%3%3%30%2%–8%0%–1%–50%0%2% [lower-alpha 295]
YouGov [290] December 1–5, 2022435 (RV)–3%–33%6%1%4%2%–––35%2%2% [lower-alpha 296]
521 (A)–2%–30%5%1%5%2%–––35%2%2% [lower-alpha 297]
Morning Consult [229] December 1–3, 20222,476 (RV)1%3%2%30%3%–8%1%–1%–49%0%2% [lower-alpha 298]
Big Village [253] November 30 – December 2, 2022368 (A)–2%2%27%3%–7%–––1%56%0%–
YouGov [291] November 26–29, 2022385 (A)––3%30%3%–8%–3%––36%–9% [lower-alpha 299]
Cornell University Collaborative Midterm Survey [292] October 26 – November 25, 20223,110 (A)–10%–28%4%–11%4%–––40%–4% [lower-alpha 300]
Ipsos [293] November 18–20, 2022849 (RV)1%2%2%37%3%2%6%0%0%0%0%25%1%2% [lower-alpha 301]
Morning Consult [294] November 18–20, 2022849 (RV)–2%3%30%2%0%7%1%1%0%–45%–5% [lower-alpha 302]
Emerson College [274] November 18–19, 2022614 (RV)–4%3%25%3%1%8%––––42%–2% [lower-alpha 303]
Echelon Insights [295] November 17–19, 2022424 (RV)0%1%3%31%1%1%11%1%1%0%0%42%0%6% [lower-alpha 304]
424 (LV)0%1%3%37%1%1%9%1%1%0%0%38%0%5% [lower-alpha 305]
Harris Poll [296] November 16–17, 2022–––3%28%2%–7%1%1%1%–46%1%–
November 15, 2022 Donald Trump declares his candidacy.
Morning Consult [297] November 10–14, 2022842 (RV)–1%2%33%1%1%5%0%1%0%–47%1%6% [lower-alpha 306]
November 11, 2022Corey Stapleton declares his candidacy.
Zogby Analytics [298] November 9–11, 2022864 (LV)–––28%3%–8%––1%–47%1%4% [lower-alpha 307]
Big Village [253] November 9–10, 2022384 (A)–3%–34%––10%––––50%––
November 8, 2022 2022 midterm elections
Morning Consult [299] November 2–7, 20221,691 (RV)––2%26%2%0%7%–1%1%–48%–5% [lower-alpha 308]
Big Village [253] November 2–4, 2022290 (LV)–3%–30%––12%––––48%––
373 (A)–3%–27%––12%––––56%––
Big Village [253] October 31 – November 2, 2022272 (LV)–2%–28%––13%––––53%––
354 (A)–3%–26%––12%––––56%––
Morning Consult [300] October 28–31, 2022838 (RV)–2%2%24%3%0%9%1%1%0%–49%–5% [lower-alpha 309]
YouGov [301] October 11–26, 20221,720 (RV)3%2%–33%14%–––––1%55%1%–
YouGov [302] October 17–19, 2022–––3%29%4%–6%0%–0%–53%––
McLaughlin & Associates [303] October 12–17, 2022454 (LV)1%1%–23%–0%7%–1%0%–53%–4% [lower-alpha 310]
Harris Poll [304] October 12–13, 2022724 (RV)––3%17%2%–7%2%3%1%0%55%––
Cygnal [305] October 10–12, 20221,204 (LV)1%3%2%26%3%1%9%1%1%0%0%45%0%4% [lower-alpha 311]
Siena College/The New York Times Upshot [306] October 9–12, 2022332 (LV)––3%28%4%–7%2%–––47%––
332 (RV)––4%26%3%–6%2%–––49%–6% [lower-alpha 312]
Big Village [253] October 5–7, 2022287 (RV)–3%–28%––11%––––55%––
372 (A)–3%–23%––10%––––58%––
Big Village [307] September 17–22, 2022323 (RV)–2%–24%––12%––––59%––
378 (A)–2%–24%––12%––––61%––
McLaughlin & Associates [308] September 17–22, 2022465 (LV)2%2%0%18%0%1%6%0%2%1%–55%–6% [lower-alpha 313]
Morning Consult [309] September 16–18, 2022831 (RV)–3%2%19%2%0%8%1%1%1%–52%–5% [lower-alpha 314]
TIPP Insights [310] September 7–9, 2022534 (RV)1%1%2%15%2%–8%1%2%1%–54%–5% [lower-alpha 315]
Big Village [253] September 7–9, 2022337 (A)–2%–20%––13%––––61%––
Harris Poll [311] September 7–8, 2022667 (RV)––1%17%2%–9%1%1%1%–59%––
Big Village [312] August 20–24, 2022329 (A)–2%–22%––11%––––59%––
McLaughlin & Associates [313] August 20–24, 2022461 (LV)2%3%0%15%0%2%6%0%1%1%–55%–8% [lower-alpha 316]
Echelon Insights [314] August 19–22, 2022422 (RV)–4%–22%–2%12%1%–––46%–2% [lower-alpha 317]
459 (LV)–5%–25%–1%13%1%–––46%–1% [lower-alpha 318]
Morning Consult [315] August 19–21, 2022846 (RV)–3%2%18%3%1%8%0%1%1%–57%–4% [lower-alpha 319]
Big Village [316] August 10–12, 2022342 (A)–0%–16%––11%––––68%––
Morning Consult [317] August 10, 2022872 (RV)–2%2%18%2%1%8%1%1%1%–56%–5% [lower-alpha 320]
TIPP Insights [318] August 2–4, 2022575 (RV)1%1%3%17%1%–10%1%1%0%–53%–6% [lower-alpha 321]
Harris Poll [319] July 27–28, 2022679 (RV)––3%19%5%–7%1%1%1%–52%––
Suffolk University [320] July 22–25, 2022414 (RV)–3%–34%3%–7%1%–––43%–1% [lower-alpha 322]
Morning Consult [321] July 15–17, 2022840 (RV)–2%3%23%2%0%7%1%1%1%–53%–5% [lower-alpha 323]
Morning Consult [322] July 8–10, 2022840 (RV)–2%2%21%3%1%8%1%1%0%–52%–5% [lower-alpha 324]
Siena College/The New York Times Upshot [323] July 5–7, 2022350 (LV)––7%25%5%0%6%2%2%––49%–5% [lower-alpha 325]
Harris Poll [324] June 29–30, 2022474 (RV)––1%16%4%–7%1%2%2%–56%–
–––20%3%–9%1%–––55%––
Morning Consult [325] June 24–26, 20222,004 (RV)–1%2%23%2%0%8%0%2%0%–51%–5% [lower-alpha 326]
McLaughlin & Associates [326] June 17–22, 2022436 (LV)1%1%–15%–1%7%–2%1%–59%–9% [lower-alpha 327]
TIPP Insights [327] June 8–10, 2022385 (RV)1%–2%12%4%–7%0%2%2%–55%–5% [lower-alpha 328]
Polls taken between 2020 and June 2022
Source of pollDates
administered		Sample sizeMarginTed
Cruz		Ron
DeSantis		Nikki
Haley		Mike
Pence		Donald
Trump		OtherUndecided [lower-alpha 329]
March 10, 2022 Corey Stapleton forms his exploratory committee.
Harvard/Harris [328] January 19–20, 20221,815 (RV)–4%12%2%11%57%13% [lower-alpha 330] –
McLaughlin & Associates [329] January 13–18, 2022468 (LV)––13%4%9%53%–8%
John Bolton Super PAC [330] January 6, 2022501 (LV)–5%19%4%4%36%–22%
UMass Amherst [331] December 14–20, 2021306 (A)–6%20%7%6%55%––
McLaughlin & Associates [332] November 11–16, 2021450 (LV)–2%15%3%7%55%6%8%
Zogby Analytics [333] November 8–10, 2021371 (LV)–2%7%5%12%59%6% [lower-alpha 331] 4%
YouGov/Yahoo News [334] November 4–8, 2021559 (A)––21%5%4%44%1% [lower-alpha 332] 19%
Harvard/Harris [335] October 26–28, 2021490 (LV)±4.0%–10%–9%47%15%19%
YouGov/Yahoo News [336] October 19–21, 2021629 (A)––18%4%5%41%2% [lower-alpha 333] 24%
Echelon Insights [337] (Archive) Archived October 20, 2021, at the Wayback Machine October 15–19, 2021476 (RV)–––––66% [lower-alpha 334] 31%4%
McLaughlin & Associates [338] October 14–18, 2021463 (LV)–3%10%4%9%53% [lower-alpha 334] 9% [lower-alpha 335] 6%
Morning Consult [339] October 8–11, 2021803 (RV)–3%12%3%12%47%6% [lower-alpha 336] 4%
Echelon Insights [340] September 17–23, 2021479 (RV)–––––59% [lower-alpha 334] 32%9%
John Bolton Super PAC [341] September 16–18, 20211,000 (LV)± 3.1%5%25%6%3%26%10% [lower-alpha 337] 20%
Harvard/Harris [342] September 15–16, 2021490 (LV)±4.0%–9%3%13%58%0%14%
McLaughlin & Associates [343] September 9–14, 2021456 (LV)–3%8%2%10%59% [lower-alpha 334] 7% [lower-alpha 338] 4%
Emerson College [344] August 30 – September 1, 2021395 (RV)± 4.9%2%10%7%6%67%5% [lower-alpha 339] 1%
McLaughlin & Associates [345] July 29 – August 3, 2021467 (LV)–3%11%4%8%54% [lower-alpha 334] 7% [lower-alpha 340] 6%
YouGov/Yahoo News [346] July 30 – August 2, 2021518 (A)––13%4%3%58%1% [lower-alpha 341] 17%
Fabrizio, Lee & Associates [347] July 6–8, 2021800 (RV)± 3.5%2%19%3%8%47% [lower-alpha 334] 2% [lower-alpha 342] 13%
John Bolton Super PAC [348] July 8, 20211,000 (LV)–5%13%5%6%46%22%–
Echelon Insights [349] June 18–22, 2021386 (RV)–––––59% [lower-alpha 334] 35%6%
McLaughlin & Associates [350] June 16–20, 2021444 (LV)–4%9%3%8%55% [lower-alpha 334] 8% [lower-alpha 343] 7%
YouGov/Yahoo News [351] May 24–26, 2021378 (A)–––––65%19% [lower-alpha 344] 16%
Quinnipiac [352] May 18–24, 2021~290 (A) [lower-alpha 345] –––––66%30% [lower-alpha 346] 4%
McLaughlin & Associates [353] May 12–18, 2021444 (LV)–3%8%5%10%57% [lower-alpha 334] 7% [lower-alpha 347] 7%
Echelon Insights [354] May 14–17, 2021479 (RV)–––––63% [lower-alpha 334] 31%6%
Morning Consult/Politico [355] May 14–17, 2021782 (RV)± 2%4%8%4%13%48%9% [lower-alpha 348] –
YouGov/Yahoo News [356] May 11–13, 2021348 (A)–––––68%22% [lower-alpha 349] 10%
Trafalgar Group [357] April 30 – May 6, 2021– (LV) [lower-alpha 350] – [lower-alpha 334] ––––62%27% [lower-alpha 351] 11% [lower-alpha 352]
Echelon Insights [358] April 16–23, 2021440 (RV)–––––59% [lower-alpha 334] 35%6%
McLaughlin & Associates [359] April 8–13, 2021441 (LV)1%3%7%2%10%55% [lower-alpha 334] 8% [lower-alpha 353] 9%
PEM Management Corporation [360] April 3–7, 2021494 (LV)–7%9%9%6%44%1% [lower-alpha 354] –
Echelon Insights [361] March 15–21, 20211,008 (RV)–––––60% [lower-alpha 334] 30%10%
Fabrizio, Lee & Associates/The Hill [362] February 20 – March 2, 20211,264 (LV)± 2.7%3%7%6%9%51% [lower-alpha 334] 3% [lower-alpha 355] 12%
––––57% [lower-alpha 356] 16% [lower-alpha 357] 27%
McLaughlin & Associates [363] February 24–28, 2021448 (LV)–5%4%3%8%54% [lower-alpha 334] 9% [lower-alpha 358] 10%
Harvard/Harris [364] February 23–25, 2021 546 (RV) –5%–7%18%52% [lower-alpha 334] 13% [lower-alpha 359] –
Echelon Insights [365] February 12–18, 2021430 (RV)–––––55% [lower-alpha 334] 32%14%
Morning Consult/Politico [366] February 14–15, 2021645 (RV)± 4%4%–6%12%54%10% [lower-alpha 360] –
Echelon Insights [367] January 20–26, 2021– (RV) [lower-alpha 361] –––––48%40%11%
January 20, 2021 Inauguration of Joe Biden
Léger [368] January 15–17, 20211,007 (A) [lower-alpha 362] ± 3.09%6%2%7%13%29% [lower-alpha 334] 6% [lower-alpha 363] –
Ipsos/Axios [370] January 11–13, 2021334 (A)± 5.8%––––57%41%1% [lower-alpha 364]
Morning Consult/Politico [371] January 8–11, 2021702 (RV)–7%–6%18%40%15% [lower-alpha 365] –
January 6, 2021 January 6 United States Capitol attack
McLaughlin & Associates [372] December 9–13, 2020442 (LV)–5%1%3%11%56%5% [lower-alpha 366] 10%
Fox News [373] December 6–9, 2020~ 413 (RV)± 4.5%––––71%21% [lower-alpha 367] 8%
McLaughlin & Associates/Newsmax [374] November 21–23, 2020442 (LV)± 3.1%4%2%4%9%53% [lower-alpha 334] 6% [lower-alpha 368] 15%
Morning Consult/Politico [375] November 21–23, 2020765 (RV)± 2%4%–4%12%53%11% [lower-alpha 369] –
HarrisX/The Hill [376] November 17–19, 2020599 (RV)± 2.26%––––75%25%–
Seven Letter Insight [377] November 10–19, 2020~555 (V) [lower-alpha 370] ± 2.5%6%–7%19%35%4% [lower-alpha 371] –
Léger [378] November 13–15, 2020304 (A) [lower-alpha 372] ± 3.09%7%–4%22%45% [lower-alpha 334] 5% [lower-alpha 373] –
November 3, 2020 2020 presidential election
YouGov/Washington Examiner [379] October 30, 2020– (RV) [lower-alpha 374] –––––38%43% [lower-alpha 375] –

Favorability polling

Unlike traditional preference polling, favorability ratings allow individuals to independently rate each candidate. This provides a comprehensive impression of a candidate's electorate appeal without vote splitting distortion, where votes divide between ideologically similar candidates in multi-candidate polls. Favorability indicates general candidate acceptance among voters, irrespective of final vote choice. The table uses net favorability (favorable minus unfavorable) among Republicans.

Poll sourceDate(s)
administered		Sample size [lower-alpha 2] Doug
Burgum		Chris
Christie		Ron
DeSantis		Larry
Elder		Nikki
Haley		Asa
Hutchinson		Mike
Pence		Vivek
Ramaswamy		Tim
Scott		Donald
Trump
Economist/YouGov [48] January 7–9, 2024450 (A)66%
Morning Consult [26] January 4–7, 2024825 (LV)−27%49%24%−3%44%61%
Economist/YouGov [380] Dec 31, 2023 – Jan 2, 2024440 (A)−38%56%26%−15%20%68%
Morning Consult [26] December 28–30, 2023837 (LV)−19%39%16%−7%29%60%
Gallup [381] December 1–20, 2023281 (A)39%20%60%
Economist/YouGov [382] December 16–18, 2023448 (A)57%
Yahoo/YouGov [383] December 14–18, 2023428 (A)57%
Quinnipiac [384] December 14–18, 2023(RV)49%17%72%
Morning Consult [26] December 15–17, 2023846 (LV)−23%37%24%−3%24%56%
Echelon Insights [59] December 12–16, 2023467 (LV)−31%41%27%31%65%

Head-to-head polling

Ron DeSantis versus Donald Trump head-to-head
Poll sourceDate(s)
administered		Sample
size		Ron
DeSantis		Donald
Trump		Undecided/
Other
Noble Predictive Insights/The Center Square [102] October 20–26, 2023925 (LV)32%68%–
Echelon Insights [100] October 23–26, 2023430 (LV)23%71%6%
Echelon Insights [246] March 27–29, 2023370 (RV)34%59%7%
Harris Poll [251] March 22–23, 2023–44%56%–
Premise [256] March 4–7, 2023639 (RV)37%53%10%
Echelon Insights [260] February 17–23, 2023419 (LV)42%53%5%
McLaughlin & Associates [261] February 17–23, 2023441 (LV)38%56%6%
Big Village [253] February 15–17, 2023346 (A)39%61%–
Harris Poll [264] February 15–16, 2023–44%56%–
WPA Intelligence [385] February 13–16, 20231,000 (RV)55%37%12%
Rasmussen Reports [386] February 8–12, 2023–32%45%23%
YouGov [387] February 2–6, 2023453 (RV)45%41%14%
OnMessage [268] January 30 – February 5, 20231,000 (LV)53%38%9%
Monmouth University [270] January 26 – February 2, 2023566 (RV)53%40%7%
Echelon Insights [271] January 23–25, 2023467 (LV)48%43%9%
McLaughlin & Associates [272] January 19–24, 2023457 (LV)41%52%7%
WPA Intelligence [273] January 17–23, 20233,015 (LV)49%40%11%
North Star Opinion Research [275] January 16–21, 20231,000 (LV)44%28%28%
1,000 (LV)52%30%18%
Big Village [276] January 18–20, 2023355 (A)39%61%–
Marquette University [388] January 9–20, 2023352 (RV)64%36%–
401 (A)62%38%–
Harris Poll [277] January 18–19, 2023–45%55%–
Schoen Cooperman Research [278] January 14–18, 2023–45%46%9%
YouGov [280] January 12–16, 2023450 (RV)45%42%13%
Public Policy Polling [281] January 10–11, 2023446 (LV)43%42%15%
YouGov [282] January 5–9, 2023346 (A)51%49%–
YouGov [284] December 15–19, 2022390 (A)48%40%12%
450 (RV)45%43%12%
Harris Poll [285] December 14–15, 2022666 (RV)52%48%–
Echelon Insights [286] December 12–14, 2022418 (RV)48%46%6%
454 (LV)47%46%7%
Morning Consult [389] December 10–14, 2022825 (RV)45%44%9%
McLaughlin & Associates [288] December 9–14, 2022480 (LV)36%58%6%
Suffolk University [390] December 7–11, 2022374 (RV)56%33%11%
Fabrizio, Lee & Associates [391] December 3–7, 2022267 (RV)52%38%10%
YouGov [290] December 1–5, 2022435 (RV)47%42%11%
521 (A)42%42%16%
Marquette University [392] November 15–22, 2022318 (A)60%40%–
383 (A)57%42%–
Quinnipiac University [393] November 16–20, 2022–45%43%13%
–44%44%12%
Echelon Insights [295] November 17–19, 2022424 (RV)40%52%8%
424 (LV)46%46%8%
YouGov [394] November 13–15, 2022432 (A)46%39%15%
Léger [395] November 11–13, 2022316 (A)45%43%12%
YouGov [396] November 9–11, 2022–42%35%23%
November 8, 2022 2022 midterm elections
Echelon Insights [397] October 24–26, 2022405 (RV)32%60%8%
455 (LV)34%56%10%
YouGov [301] October 11–26, 20221,720 (RV)45%55%–
YouGov [398] October 13–17, 2022473 (RV)36%45%19%
570 (A)35%45%20%
McLaughlin & Associates [399] October 12–17, 2022454 (LV)29%64%7%
YouGov [400] September 23–27, 2022456 (RV)34%46%20%
573 (A)32%45%23%
Echelon Insights [401] August 1 – September 7, 2022490 (LV)35%57%8%
YouGov [402] September 2–6, 2022467 (RV)37%49%14%
547 (A)34%48%18%
YouGov [403] August 18–22, 2022460 (RV)31%49%20%
547 (A)31%49%20%
YouGov [404] July 28 – August 1, 2022428 (LV)35%44%21%
504 (A)34%44%22%
Echelon Insight [405] July 15–18, 2022408 (RV)30%59%11%
431 (LV)32%56%12%
YouGov [406] July 8–11, 2022488 (RV)31%47%22%
575 (A)29%50%21%
YouGov [407] June 24–27, 2022457 (RV)36%44%20%
542 (A)33%45%27%
Nikki Haley versus Donald Trump head-to-head
Poll sourceDate(s)
administered		Sample
size		Nikki
Haley		Donald
Trump		Undecided/
Other
Echelon Insights [100] October 23–26, 2023430 (LV)21%73%6%
Noble Predictive Insights/The Center Square [102] October 20–26, 2023925 (LV)27%73%–
Mike Pence versus Donald Trump head-to-head
Poll sourceDate(s)
administered		Sample
size		Mike
Pence		Donald
Trump		Undecided/
Other
Public Policy Polling [281] January 10–11, 2023446 (LV)25%65%10%
Fabrizio, Lee & Associates [391] December 3–7, 2022270 (RV)28%63%9%
YouGov [407] June 24–27, 2022457 (RV)18%65%17%
542 (A)18%61%21%
YouGov [407] June 24–27, 2022457 (RV)18%65%17%
542 (A)18%61%21%
Echelon Insights [408] April 18–20, 2022436 (RV)25%68%7%
459 (LV)28%64%8%
Polls without Donald Trump
Poll sourceDate(s)
administered		Sample
size [lower-alpha 2] 		Margin
of error		Tucker
Carlson		Ted
Cruz		Ron
DeSantis		Nikki
Haley		Josh
Hawley		Larry
Hogan		Mike
Pence		Mike
Pompeo		Vivek
Ramaswamy		Mitt
Romney		Marco
Rubio		Tim
Scott		Donald
Trump Jr.		OtherUndecided
HarrisX/The Messenger [95] October 30–November 1, 2023753 (RV)–––36%12%––––16%––5%–9% [lower-alpha 376] 18%
HarrisX/The Messenger [151] August 24–28, 2023685 (RV)–––33%6%––12%–23%––3%–9% [lower-alpha 377] 14%
HarrisX/American Free Enterprise Chamber of Commerce [409] August 17–21, 20231,057 (LV)–––27%4%––8%–22%––5%–16% [lower-alpha 378] 17%
Harvard/Harris [410] October 12–13, 2022724 (RV)––9%40%3%––18%3%––4%1%–5%17%
Cygnal [305] October 10–12, 20221,204 (LV)––4%46%4%0%1%17%2%––2%1%–11% [lower-alpha 379] 14%
McLaughlin & Associates [308] September 17–22, 2022465 (LV)––6%31%3%–2%11%3%–2%2%1%19%13% [lower-alpha 380] 12%
Echelon Insights [411] September 16–19, 2022465 (LV)––5%49%2%1%0%10%1%–3%2%0%6%8% [lower-alpha 381] 11%
Harvard/Harris [412] September 7–8, 2022667 (RV)––6%39%5%––18%4%––3%1%–4%20%
McLaughlin & Associates [313] August 20–24, 2022461 (LV)––3%26%4%–2%13%1%–4%2%2%18%15% [lower-alpha 382] 12%
Echelon Insights [314] August 19–22, 2022459 (LV)––5%41%5%0%1%10%0%–1%1%0%11%7% [lower-alpha 383] 17%
Harvard/Harris [413] July 27–28, 2022679 (RV)––7%34%7%––19%3%––3%1%–3%22%
Echelon Insights [414] July 15–18, 2022431 (LV)––4%45%3%0%0%12%2%–2%2%1%9%5% [lower-alpha 384] 13%
Harvard/Harris [415] June 29–30, 2022474 (RV)––8%36%5%––17%3%––3%2%–8%19%
McLaughlin & Associates [326] June 17–22, 2022436 (LV)––4%32%3%–1%12%3%–3%3%2%17%11% [lower-alpha 385] 11%
Echelon Insights [416] June 17–20, 2022409 (LV)––6%39%3%1%0%18%0%–3%2%0%7%5% [lower-alpha 386] 15%
Zogby Analytics [417] May 23–24, 2022408 (LV)± 4.9%–12%27%4%––23%3%––5%––13% [lower-alpha 387] 15%
Echelon Insights [418] May 20–23, 2022451 (LV)––7%34%3%1%1%17%0%–1%2%1%17%8% [lower-alpha 388] 18%
Harvard/Harris [419] May 18–19, 2022–––9%25%5%––15%2%––3%2%–9%29%
McLaughlin & Associates [420] April 22–26, 2022464 (LV)––6%31%2%–1%11%1%–4%3%1%16%12% [lower-alpha 389] 13%
Harvard/Harris [421] April 20–21, 2022708 (RV)––8%35%7%––20%1%––3%1%–6%18%
Echelon Insights [408] April 18–20, 2022459 (LV)––7%35%6%0%2%15%2%–2%3%1%5%4% [lower-alpha 390] 17%
Harvard/Harris [422] March 23–24, 2022719 (RV)––10%28%6%––24%3%––5%2%–5%16%
McLaughlin & Associates [423] March 17–22, 2022459 (LV)––5%26%4%–1%15%2%–3%2%1%16%7% [lower-alpha 391] 17%
Echelon Insights [424] March 18–21, 2022475 (LV)––5%31%6%1%1%16%1%–6%3%1%8%3% [lower-alpha 392] 17%
Harvard/Harris [425] February 23–24, 2022729 (RV)––11%33%5%––25%5%––4%3%–14%–
Echelon Insights [418] February 19–23, 2022451 (LV)––8%27%5%1%1%18%2%–2%3%1%7%10% [lower-alpha 393] –
McLaughlin & Associates [426] February 16–22, 2022463 (LV)––5%27%3%–0%11%2%–3%2%1%17%14% [lower-alpha 394] 13%
Morning Consult/Politico [427] January 22–23, 2022463 (RV)––6%25%4%–1%12%1%–2%1%1%24%6% [lower-alpha 395] –
Echelon Insights [428] January 21–23, 2022423 (RV)––6%28%4%0%1%16%0%–6%1%2%11%6% [lower-alpha 396] –
Harvard/Harris [429] January 19–20, 20221815 (RV)––14%30%4%––25%3%––6%3%–––
McLaughlin & Associates [329] January 13–18, 2022468 (LV)––8%26%6%–0%12%1%–5%1%1%18%7% [lower-alpha 397] 13%
Echelon Insights [430] December 9–13, 2021439 (RV)––8%30%3%1%0%12%1%–4%2%1%8%8% [lower-alpha 398] 19%
Harvard/Harris [431] November 30 – December 2, 20211989 (RV)––13%30%7%––25%4%––8%4%–10%–
Echelon Insights [432] November 12–18, 2021435 (RV)––10%26%6%1%0%15%1%–3%1%1%13%5% [lower-alpha 399] 20%
Harvard/Harris [335] October 26–28, 2021490 (LV)±4.0%–12%21%–––23%––––––0%43%
Echelon Insights [337] October 15–19, 2021476 (RV)–2%8%22%5%0%0%8%2%–3%4%2%13%8% [lower-alpha 400] 22%
McLaughlin & Associates [338] October 14–18, 2021463 (LV)––5%24%5%––14%1%–5%2%2%18%11% [lower-alpha 401] 13%
Echelon Insights [433] Archived 2021-09-24 at the Wayback Machine September 17–23, 2021479 (RV)–2%9%22%6%1%1%15%2%–4%2%1%9%11% [lower-alpha 402] 21%
Harvard/Harris [342] September 15–16, 2021490 (LV)±4.0%–14%20%–––32%––––––0%38%
McLaughlin & Associates [343] September 9–14, 2021456 (LV)––7%22%4%––15%2%–4%2%2%19%12% [lower-alpha 403] 11%
Emerson College [344] August 30 – September 1, 2021395 (RV)± 4.9%–13%32%10%6%–24%––6%–––9% [lower-alpha 404] 0%
McLaughlin & Associates [345] July 29 – August 3, 2021467 (LV)––9%23%4%––11%2%–4%4%1%12%16% [lower-alpha 405] 14%
Echelon Insights [434] Archived 2021-07-27 at the Wayback Machine July 19–23, 2021421 (RV)–1%9%32%4%1%0% [lower-alpha 59] 17%1%–3%2%1%10%6% [lower-alpha 406] 13%
Fabrizio, Lee & Associates [435] July 6–8, 2021800 (RV)± 3.5%–7%39%4%0%1%15%1%–3%–2%–4% [lower-alpha 407] 24%
Echelon Insights [436] Archived 2021-05-21 at the Wayback Machine June 18–22, 2021386 (RV)–1%6%21%6%0% [lower-alpha 59] 0% [lower-alpha 59] 14%0% [lower-alpha 59] –4%3%2%7%7% [lower-alpha 408] 26%
McLaughlin & Associates [353] June 16–20, 2021444 (LV)––6%24%4%––19%1%–5%2%1%15%13% [lower-alpha 409] 11%
McLaughlin & Associates [353] May 12–18, 2021444 (LV)–1%12%18%5%––19%2%–3%1%2%13%13% [lower-alpha 410] 12%
Echelon Insights [436] Archived 2021-05-21 at the Wayback Machine May 14–17, 2021479 (RV)–2%9%22%5%1%0% [lower-alpha 59] 14%1%–4%1%3%6%9% [lower-alpha 411] 19%
Trafalgar Group [357] April 30 – May 6, 2021– (LV) [lower-alpha 412] ––15%35%6%1%–10%––10%–––21% [lower-alpha 413] –
Echelon Insights [437] Archived 2021-06-01 at the Wayback Machine April 16–23, 2021440 (RV)–2%8%20%6%1%0% [lower-alpha 59] 16%1%–4%2%0% [lower-alpha 59] 9%3% [lower-alpha 414] 28%
McLaughlin & Associates [359] April 8–13, 2021441 (LV)–3%10%14%3%––19%2%–3%3%1%15%13% [lower-alpha 415] 14%
Echelon Insights [361] March 15–21, 20211,008 (RV)–4%5%17%4%––16%4%–3%2%–3%7% [lower-alpha 416] 35%
Fabrizio, Lee & Associates/The Hill [362] February 20 – March 2, 20211,264 (LV)± 2.7%–13%17%8%2%1%19%4%–5%4%1%–7% [lower-alpha 417] 20%
McLaughlin & Associates [363] Feb 24–28, 2021448 (LV)–1%9%9%5%––15%––6%2%–21%16% [lower-alpha 418] 17%
RMG Research/Just the News [438] February 25–27, 2021363 (RV)–8%18%21%10%2%––9%–––––33% [lower-alpha 419] –
Harvard/Harris [364] February 23–25, 2021546 (RV)––16%–10%6%–41%––––7%–19% [lower-alpha 420] –
Echelon Insights [365] February 12–18, 2021430 (RV)–1%10%8%6%≤1%1%21%1%–4%≤1%≤1%8%12% [lower-alpha 421] 26%
Echelon Insights [367] January 20–26, 2021– (RV) [lower-alpha 422] –2%8%2%9%0%0%21%1%–3%2%1%10%10% [lower-alpha 423] 30%
January 20, 2021 Inauguration of Joe Biden
Léger [368] January 15–17, 20211,007 (A) [lower-alpha 424] ± 3.09%–9%3%8%2%7%22%3%–20%4%3%11%8% [lower-alpha 425] –
McLaughlin & Associates/Newsmax [374] November 21–23, 2020442 (LV)± 3.1%1%7%2%6%––20%1%–5%3%2%20%13% [lower-alpha 426] 22%
Léger [378] November 13–15, 2020304 (A) [lower-alpha 427] ± 3.1%6%14%–6%––44%3%–11%6%––7% [lower-alpha 428] –
November 3, 2020 2020 presidential election
McLaughlin & Associates [439] November 2–3, 2020449 (LV)–2%5%2%8%––30%––5%2%1%20%5% [lower-alpha 429] 21%
Echelon Insights [440] August 14–18, 2020423 (LV)–2%4%–7%0%1%26%–––5%1%12%11% [lower-alpha 430] 29%
Léger [441] August 4–7, 2020309 (LV)± 2.8%7%8%–11%––31%3%–9%5%–17%9% [lower-alpha 431] –

Statewide polling

See also

Notes

  1. ↑ Calculated by taking the difference of 100% and all other candidates combined.
  2. 1 2 3 Key:
    A – all adults
    RV – registered voters
    LV – likely voters
    V – unclear
  3. ↑ Someone Else at 4%; Not Sure at 4%; Would Not Vote at 1%
  4. ↑ Binkley at 1%; Someone Else at 3%; Don't Know at 6%
  5. ↑ Binkley at 1%; Someone Else at 3%; Unsure at 2%
  6. ↑ Binkley at 3%; Someone Else at 3%; Don't Know at 5%
  7. ↑ Someone Else at 2%; Not Sure at 3%; Would Not Vote at 5%
  8. ↑ Binkley at 1%; Someone Else at 3%; Don't Know at 6%
  9. ↑ Someone Else at 3%; Not Sure at 5%; Would Not Vote at 3%
  10. ↑ Someone Else at 1%; Not Sure at 4%; Would Not Vote at 3%
  11. ↑ Other at 11%; Undecided at 10%
  12. ↑ Someone Else at 3%; Not Sure at 7%
  13. ↑ Unsure at 7%
  14. ↑ Someone Else at 7%; I Don't Know at 7%
  15. ↑ Binkley at 0%; Someone Else at 2%; Unsure at 2%
  16. ↑ Binkley at 0%; Someone Else at 1%; Don't Know at 5%
  17. ↑ Other at 5%; Don't know at 5%
  18. ↑ Binkley at 0%; Someone Else at 1%; Unsure at 6%
  19. ↑ Binkley at 0%; Someone Else at 2%; Don't Know at 6%
  20. ↑ Someone Else at 0%; Not Sure at 7%; Would Not Vote at 1%
  21. ↑ Someone Else at 0%; Not Sure at 6%; Would Not Vote at 1%
  22. ↑ Others/Don't Know at 22%
  23. ↑ Someone Else at 3%; Not Sure at 7%
  24. ↑ Binkley at 0%; Someone Else at 2%; None of These at 3%
  25. ↑ Someone Else at 0%; Not Sure at 6%; Would Not Vote at 2%
  26. ↑ Undecided at 8%
  27. ↑ Someone Else at 1%; Not Sure at 6%; Would Not Vote at 1%
  28. ↑ Someone Else at 0%; Would Note Vote at 1%; Undecided at 2%
  29. ↑ Not Sure at 13%; Would Not Vote at 1%
  30. ↑ Someone Else at 0%; Unsure at 5%
  31. ↑ Someone Else at 1%; Don't Know at 5%
  32. ↑ Someone Else at 1%; Not Sure at 8%; Would Not Vote at 2%
  33. ↑ "No opinion" with 3%; "Someone else" with 1%
  34. ↑ None of These at 0%; Don't Know at 5%
  35. ↑ Someone Else at 1%
  36. ↑ Binkley at 0.8%; Someone Else at 1.8%
  37. ↑ Someone Else at 5%; Not Sure at 8%
  38. ↑ Binkley and Stapleton at 0%; Someone Else at 1%; Don't Know at 8%
  39. ↑ Would Not Vote at 0.5%; Someone Else at 2.0%; Not Sure at 6.2%
  40. ↑ Cheney at 3%; Someone Else at 1%; Don't Know at 11%
  41. ↑ Someone Else at 1%
  42. ↑ Undecided at 9.7%
  43. ↑ Undecided at 9%
  44. ↑ Binkley and Stapleton at 0%; Someone Else at 2%; Don't Know at 7%
  45. ↑ Binkley, Hurd, and Perry Johnson at 0%; Someone Else at 1%; Don't Know at 6%
  46. ↑ someone else at 1%; not sure at 6%; would not vote at 1%
  47. ↑ Other at 0%; None at 2%; Would Not Vote at 1%
  48. ↑ Not Sure at 11%; Would Not Vote at 2%
  49. ↑ "Undecided" with 2%; "Someone else" with 1%
  50. ↑ Someone Else at 1%
  51. ↑ Binkley at 0%
  52. ↑ Undecided at 16%
  53. ↑ Undecided at 11%
  54. ↑ Someone else at 1%
  55. ↑ Undecided at 5.4%
  56. ↑ Binkley at 0.7%; Someone Else at 2.6%
  57. ↑ "Someone else with 2%; "No opinion with 1%
  58. ↑ Someone Else at 1%; Binkley and Stapleton at 0%; Undecided at 7%
  59. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 No voters
  60. ↑ Someone Else and Would Not Vote with 1%; Undecided with 10%
  61. ↑ Another Candidate at 6.2%; Not Sure at 4.3%
  62. ↑ Someone Else with 1%; Would Not Vote and Refused with 0%; Undecided with 4%
  63. ↑ Cheney at 2%; Someone Else at 1%; Undecided at 8%
  64. ↑ Someone Else at 2%
  65. ↑ Someone Else with 0%; Undecided with 8%
  66. ↑ Perry Johnson at 1%; Undecided at 10%
  67. ↑ Someone Else and None of These Candidates at 1%; Binkley and Perry Johnson at 0%
  68. ↑ Binkley, Perry Johnson, and Stapleton at 0%; Someone Else at 1%; Don't Know at 7%
  69. ↑ Someone Else at 1%
  70. ↑ Binkley and Perry Johnson at 0.0%; Undecided at 8.4%; Refused at 1.0%
  71. ↑ Binkley, Hurd and Perry Johnson at 0%; Someone Else at 1%; Unsure at 6%
  72. ↑ Perry Johnson at 1.2%; Undecided at 9.7%
  73. ↑ Not Sure at 9%; Would Not Vote at 1%
  74. ↑ Cheney at 2%; Pompeo at 0%; Other at 2%
  75. ↑ Someone Else at 1.1%; Not Sure at 7.8%
  76. ↑ Someone Else at 1%
  77. ↑ Someone Else at 6%; Undecided at 1%
  78. ↑ Hurd and Perry Johnson at 0%; Someone Else at 1%; No Opinion at 1%
  79. ↑ Hurd at 0%; Other at 1%
  80. ↑ Perry Johnson, Binkley, Hurd and Stapleton at 0%; Someone Else at 0%; Don't Know at 5%
  81. ↑ Perry Johnson at 0.7%; Binkley at 0.0%; Undecided at 6.9%
  82. ↑ Someone Else at 0%; Undecided at 3%
  83. ↑ Hurd at 0%; Someone Else at 1%; Not Sure at 7%; Would Not Vote at 3%
  84. ↑ Binkley at 0.4%; Perry Johnson at 0.2%; Someone Else at 1.9%
  85. ↑ Cheney at 3%; Pompeo at 1%; Other at 2%
  86. ↑ Hurd at 0%; Someone Else at 1%
  87. ↑ "No opinion" at 8%; Binkley, Hurd and Perry Johnson at 0%
  88. ↑ Hurd at 1%; Youngkin at 0.8%; Suarez at 0.1%
  89. ↑ Don't know/Unsure at 5%; Someone else at 1%; Binkley, Hurd, Perry and Stapleton at 0%
  90. ↑ Someone Else at 1%; Not Sure at 10%; Hurd at 0%
  91. ↑ Cheney at 1%; Someone Else at 2%; Don't know at 6%
  92. ↑ Hurd at 0%; Someone Else at 1%; Unsure at 3%
  93. ↑ Hurd at 0%; Someone Else at 1%; Not Sure at 10%; Would Not Vote at 4%
  94. ↑ Undecided at 6%; Hurd and Perry Johnson at 1%
  95. ↑ Hurd at 0%; Undecided at 16%
  96. ↑ Hurd at 0%; Someone Else at 1%
  97. ↑ Other at 3%; Don't Know at 20%
  98. ↑ Perry Johnson at 1.1 %; Binkley at 0.2%; Hurd at 0.1%; Undecided at 3.1%
  99. ↑ Other at 4%; No Opinion at 6%
  100. ↑ Other at 1%; None at 2%; Would Not Vote at 1%
  101. ↑ Binkley, Hurd and Stapleton at 1%; Perry Johnson at 0%; Suarez at 0%; Someone Else at 1%; Don't Know at 7%
  102. ↑ Hurd at 1.3%; Perry Johnson at 0.1%; Undecided at 5.2%
  103. ↑ Not Sure at 9%; Would Not Vote at 2%
  104. ↑ Other at 7%
  105. ↑ Hurd at 0%; Someone Else at 1%
  106. ↑ Perry Johnson at 1%; Binkley and Hurd at 0%; Someone Else at 1%; Don't Know at 9%
  107. ↑ Cheney and Youngkin at 1%; Hurd at 0%; Don't Know at 7%; None at 1%; Other at 0%
  108. ↑ Hurd at 0%; Someone Else 1%; Not Sure at 6%; Would Not Vote 5%
  109. ↑ Undecided at 3%, Refused at 1%
  110. ↑ Hurd and Perry Johnson at 1% Binkley at 0%; Stapleton at 0%; Suarez at 0%; Someone Else at 1%; Unsure at 7%
  111. ↑ Hurd at 0%; Someone Else at 1%
  112. ↑ Cheney at 3%; Cruz at 2%; Pompeo at 1%; Other at 1%
  113. ↑ Binkley, Hurd and Perry Johnson at 0%; Suarez at 0%
  114. ↑ Perry Johnson at 0%; Suarez at 0%; Someone Else at 1%
  115. ↑ Hurd at 0%; Someone Else at 1%
  116. ↑ Hurd at 0%; Someone Else at 7%
  117. ↑ Hurd and Suarez at 0%; Someone Else at 1%; Unsure at 5%
  118. ↑ Hurd, Perry Johnson and Suarez at 0%; Someone Else at 1%; No Opinion at 1%
  119. ↑ Hurd, Perry Johnson and Suarez at 0%; Undecided at 4%
  120. ↑ Hurd and Suarez at 0%; Someone Else at 1%
  121. ↑ Hurd and Suarez at 0%; Someone Else at 1%; Not Sure at 11%; Would Not Vote at 6%
  122. ↑ Hurd at 0.7%; Youngkin at 0.4%; Suarez at 0.3%
  123. ↑ Binkley, Hurd and Perry Johnson at 0%; Suarez at 0%; Someone Else and Stapleton at 0%; Undecided at 6%
  124. ↑ Perry Johnson at 1.2%; Binkley at 0.5%; Someone Else at 1.5%
  125. ↑ Perry Johnson at 0.4%; Hurd and Suarez at 0.3%; Undecided at 7.6%
  126. ↑ Hurd at 1%; Suarez at 0%; Don't Know at 16%
  127. ↑ Uncertain at 8%
  128. ↑ Hurd and Suarez at 0%; Someone Else at 1%
  129. ↑ Unsure at 3.8%
  130. ↑ Hurd at 0.9%; Binkley and Suarez at 0.2%; Perry Johnson at 0%; No Opinion at 5.7%
  131. ↑ Cheney and Hurd at 0%; Don't Know at 9%; Someone Else at 2%
  132. ↑ Hurd, Perry Johnson and Suarez at 0%; Undecided at 11%
  133. ↑ Binkley, Hurd, Perry Johnson and Suarez at 0%
  134. ↑ Suarez at 0%; Not Sure at 14%; Would Not Vote at 2%
  135. ↑ Cheney and Cruz at 2%; Pompeo at 1%; Other at 3%
  136. ↑ Binkley at 1%; Hurd, Perry Johnson, Stapleton and Suarez at 0%; Someone Else at 2%; Unsure at 9%
  137. ↑ Hurd at 1.1%; Perry Johnson at 0.6%; Binkley at 0.2%; Suarez at 0.1%; No Opinion at 11.5%
  138. ↑ Hurd and Suarez at 0%; Someone Else at 1%
  139. ↑ Hurd and Suarez at 0%
  140. ↑ Hurd at 0.7%; Perry Johnson at 0.3%; Undecided at 10.8%
  141. ↑ Binkley, Hurd, Perry Johnson and Suarez at 0%; Undecided at 6%
  142. ↑ Perry Johnson at 1.1%; Someone Else at 2.3%; Undecided at 7.6%
  143. ↑ Hurd at 0.4%; Suarez at 0.3%; Perry Johnson at 0.1%; Undecided at 12%
  144. ↑ Suarez at 2%; Undecided at 9%
  145. ↑ Perry Johnson at 1.1%; Hurd at 0.3%; Binkley at 0.2%; Suarez at 0.1%; Undecided at 2.0%
  146. ↑ Hurd and Suarez at 0%; Someone Else 1%; Not Sure at 11%; Would Not Vote 4%
  147. ↑ Hurd, Perry Johnson and Suarez at 0%
  148. ↑ Hurd at 1%; Cheney, Cruz, Hogan, Perry Johnson, Noem, Pompeo, Suarez, Sununu, and Youngkin at 0%; Someone Else at 0%; Wouldn't Vote at 0%; Undecided at 4%; Refused at 1%
  149. ↑ Suarez at 1%; Hurd at 0%; Someone Else at 1%
  150. ↑ Uncertain at 13%
  151. ↑ Cheney and Cruz at 2%; Pompeo at 0%; Other at 2%
  152. ↑ Hurd at 0%; Other at 0%; Don't Know at 6%
  153. ↑ Hurd and Suarez at 0%; Someone Else at 1%
  154. ↑ Someone Else at 1%; Not Sure at 9%
  155. ↑ Youngkin at 1%; Cheney, Hurd and Suarez at 0%; Other at 1%; None at 1%; Don't Know at 14%
  156. ↑ Suarez at 0.6%; Binkley at 0.2%; Perry Johnson at 0%; Other at 0%; Undecided at 8.8%
  157. ↑ Hurd at 1%; Suarez at 0%; Someone else at 1%
  158. ↑ Hurd and Suarez at 0%; Someone Else at 1%; Unsure at 4%
  159. ↑ Hurd, Perry Johnson and Suarez at 0%; Someone Else at 1%; Don't Know at 13%
  160. ↑ Perry Johnson at 0.7%; Binkley at 0.1%; Someone Else at 1.7%
  161. ↑ Cheney and Cruz at 2%; Pompeo at 1%; Other at 4%
  162. ↑ Hurd and Suarez at 0%; Someone Else at 1%; Not Sure at 9%; Would Not Vote at 3%
  163. ↑ Cheney at 2%; Hurd, Perry Johnson and Romney at 1%; Perry at 0%; Suarez at 0%; Undecided at 9%
  164. ↑ Hurd and Suarez at 0%; Someone else at 1%
  165. ↑ Perry Johnson at 0%; Other at 1%; Undecided at 9%
  166. ↑ Binkley at 1%; Hurd, Perry Johnson and Suarez at 0%; Someone Else at 1%; Unsure at 8%
  167. ↑ Perry Johnson at 1%; Hurd and Suarez at 0%; None of These at 2%; Don't Know at 4%
  168. ↑ Suarez at 0%; Unsure at 12%; Would Not Vote at 1%
  169. ↑ Hurd and Suarez at 0%; Undecided at 3%
  170. ↑ Cheney and Sununu at 1%; Hurd, Youngkin and Suarez at 0%; Other at 1%; None at 1%; Don't Know at 7%
  171. ↑ Hurd and Suarez at 0%; Someone else at 1%
  172. ↑ Cheney at 2%; Cruz and Pompeo at 1%; Other at 5%
  173. ↑ Hurd and Suarez at 0%; Someone Else at 2%; Not Sure at 10%; Would Not Vote at 1%
  174. ↑ Hurd and Suarez at 0%; Someone else at 1%
  175. ↑ Not sure at 9%
  176. ↑ Suarez at 1%; Hurd, Perry and Youngkin at 0%; Unsure at 6%
  177. ↑ Hurd and Suarez at 0%; Don't Know at 3%, None of the above 1%
  178. ↑ Hurd and Suarez at 0%; Someone Else at 1%
  179. ↑ Someone Else at 2%
  180. ↑ None at 3%; Other at 0%
  181. ↑ Suarez at 0%; Not Sure at 9%; Would Not Vote at 1%
  182. ↑ Someone Else at 1%
  183. ↑ Cheney and Suarez at 1%; Perry Johnson and Rick Perry at 0%; Undecided at 7%
  184. ↑ Someone else and no opinion at 1%
  185. ↑ Unsure at 7%
  186. ↑ Someone Else at 2%; Unsure at 9%
  187. ↑ Perry Johnson at 0.5%; Binkley at 0.4%; Someone Else at 2.1%
  188. ↑ Not Sure at 11%, Would Not Vote at 3%
  189. ↑ Someone else at 1%
  190. ↑ Others/Undecided at 17%
  191. ↑ Cheney at 2%; Abbot, Noem, and someone else at 1%
  192. ↑ Others/Undecided at 10%
  193. ↑ Liz Cheney at 4%; Ted Cruz at 3%; Mike Pompeo at 1%; Other at 3%
  194. ↑ Someone Else at 5%
  195. ↑ Cheney at 2%; Abbott, Noem, and Someone Else at 1%
  196. ↑ Romney at 3%; Cheney and Perry at 1%; Abbott, Bolton, Sununu, and Youngkin at 0%; Undecided at 8%
  197. ↑ Cheney at 2%; Abbott, Noem, Sununu, and Youngkin at 1%; Suarez at 0%; Others/Undecided at 6%
  198. ↑ Youngkin, Sununu, Noem, Cheney, at 1%; Perry Johnson at 0%; Undecided at 4%
  199. ↑ Cheney at 2%; Abbott and Someone Else at 1%; Noem at 0%; Undecided at 2%
  200. ↑ Chris Sununu at 1%; No opinion at 1%
  201. ↑ Cruz at 3%; Rubio at 1%; Other/Undecided at 8%
  202. ↑ Other at 0.0%; Undecided at 11.3%
  203. ↑ Chris Sununu at 1%; Undecided at 16%
  204. ↑ Others/Undecided at 5%
  205. ↑ Sununu at 1%; Others/Undecided at 14%
  206. ↑ Cheney at 2%; Abbott at 1%; Noem at 0%, Someone Else at 2%
  207. ↑ Liz Cheney at 2%; Greg Abbott and Kristi Noem at 1%
  208. ↑ Others/Undecided at 10%
  209. ↑ Other/Undecided at 5%
  210. ↑ Cruz at 3%, Cheney at 1%, Pompeo at 0%, Other at 3%
  211. ↑ Cheney and at 2%; Abbott, Noem, and Someone Else at 1%
  212. ↑ Someone else at 4%
  213. ↑ Cheney at 2%
  214. ↑ Sununu at 1%; Others/Undecided at 17%
  215. ↑ Cheney at 3%; Abbot, Noem, Youngkin, and someone else at 1%
  216. ↑ Undecided at 14.5%
  217. ↑ Cruz and Rubio at 1%, Someone Else at 2%
  218. ↑ Others at 2%
  219. ↑ Noem, Youngkin, Sununu at 1%, Others/Undecided at 14%
  220. ↑ Cheney at 2%; Abbot, Noem, and Undecided at 1%
  221. ↑ Cheney at 3%; Abbot, Noem, Pompeo, and Undecided at 1%
  222. ↑ Cheney at 3%, Pompeo and Youngkin at 1%, Sununu at 0%, Other at 0%
  223. ↑ Cheney at 3%; Pompeo and Sununu at 1%, Youngkin at 0%, Other at 1%
  224. ↑ Cheney 2%; Abbot, Pompeo, at 1%, others 1%.
  225. ↑ Cheney at 10.3%, Pompeo at 1.1%, Youngkin at 0.5%, Sununu at 0.1%
  226. ↑ Noem, Pompeo, Sununu at 1%, Youngkin at 0%, Someone Else at 0%
  227. ↑ Pompeo at 2%, Cheney, Hogan, and Youngkin at 0%
  228. ↑ Noem at 1%, Hawley, Pompeo, R. Scott, Sununu, Youngkin at 0%, Someone Else at 1%
  229. ↑ Cheney at 3%; Abbott, Noem, Pompeo, Youngkin at 1%
  230. ↑ Noem at 1.5%, Pompeo at 1.2%, Perry Johnson at 0.4% Undecided at 14.0%
  231. ↑ Cheney at 3%, Abbott at 2%, Noem, Pompeo, and Sununu at 1%, Suarez and Youngkin at 0%, Other at 1%
  232. ↑ Cheney at 3%; Abbott at 2%; Noem, Pompeo, Sununu at 1%
  233. ↑ Cruz and Noem at 2%; Pompeo, Youngkin, and Sununu at 1%; Perry Johnson at 0%
  234. ↑ Cruz at 2%, Pompeo and Rubio at 1%, Someone Else at 2%
  235. ↑ Cruz, Paul, and Rice at 1%, Pompeo at <1%, Others at 3%
  236. ↑ Liz Cheney at 3%; Greg Abbott, Kristi Noem, Mike Pompeo, Glenn Youngkin at 1%
  237. ↑ Someone else at 10.4%
  238. ↑ Cheney and Cruz at 2%; Noem, Pompeo, and Sununu at 1%; Perry Johnson and Youngkin at 0%; Undecided at 5%
  239. ↑ Chris Sununu at 2%, Mike Pompeo and Glenn Youngkin at 1%; Someone else at 3%; "No opinion" at 1%
  240. ↑ Ted Cruz at 4%; Liz Cheney at 3%, Other at 4%
  241. ↑ Liz Cheney at 2%; Greg Abbott, Kristi Noem, Mike Pompeo, and Glenn Youngkin at 1%
  242. ↑ Pompeo at 3%; Cheney at 1%; Hogan and Youngkin at 0%, Not Sure at 15%
  243. ↑ Cruz at 2%, Pompeo at 1%, Rubio at 0%, Unsure at 17%
  244. ↑ Hogan, Noem, and Pompeo at 1%, Sununu at 0%, Someone Else at 4%
  245. ↑ Liz Cheney at 3%; Abbott, Noem, Pompeo at 1%; Youngkin at 0%
  246. ↑ Romney at 3%, Cheney and Pompeo at 2%, Abbott, Bolton, Hogan, Sununu, and Youngkin at 1%, Undecided at 9%
  247. ↑ Abbott and Liz Cheney at 2%; Noem, Pompeo, Youngkin at 1%; Hogan, Suarez and Sununu at 0%, Others at 5%
  248. ↑ Noem at 1%
  249. ↑ Someone Else at 10.8%
  250. ↑ Pompeo at 3%, Rubio at 2%, Cruz at 1%, Someone Else at 1%, Unsure at 9%
  251. ↑ Noem at 1%
  252. ↑ Undecided at 5%
  253. ↑ Pompeo at 4%, Cruz at 2%, Cheney at 1%, Hogan, Noem, Sununu, and Youngkin at 0%, Undecided at 4%
  254. ↑ Noem at 1%
  255. ↑ Cheney at 1.9%, Pompeo at 1.8%, Hogan at 1.2%, Youngkin at 0.6%, Sununu at 0.5%, Other at 0.6%
  256. ↑ Noem at 1%
  257. ↑ Noem at 1%
  258. ↑ Pompeo at 3%, Cruz, Hogan, Noem, and Rubio at 1%, Other at 2%, Undecided at 11%
  259. ↑ Noem at 1%
  260. ↑ Cruz, Paul, and Pompeo at 1%, Others at 4%
  261. ↑ Noem at 1%
  262. ↑ Noem at 1%
  263. ↑ Noem at 1%
  264. ↑ Romney at 2%; Bolton, Gabbard, Hawley, Noem Rick Scott and Suarez at 0%
  265. ↑ Cheney at 3%, Kasich and Romney at 2%, Hogan, Pompeo, and Youngkin at 1%, Abbott, Bolton, Rubio, and Sununu at 0%, Undecided at 8%
  266. ↑ Noem at 1%
  267. ↑ Cheney at 3.6%, Cruz at 3.4%, Hogan at 0.7%, Hawley at 0.4%, Someone Else at 2.1%
  268. ↑ Cheney at 4%, Noem, Hogan, Sununu, and Youngkin at 1%, Would Not Vote at 1%, Undecided at 13%
  269. ↑ Cruz at 3.5%, Cheney at 2.7%, Sununu at 1.1%, Youngkin at 0.8%, Someone Else at 2.2%
  270. ↑ Rubio at 3%
  271. ↑ Cotton at 1%
  272. ↑ Noem at 1%
  273. ↑ Noem at 1%
  274. ↑ Cruz at 2%, Youngkin at 0%, someone else at 1%
  275. ↑ Noem at 1%
  276. ↑ Noem at 1%
  277. ↑ Cruz at 3%, Abbott, Carlson, and Cheney at 2%; Pompeo and Youngkin at 1%, Bolton, Hogan, and Sununu at 0%, Someone Else at 3%
  278. ↑ Noem at 0%
  279. ↑ Noem at 0%
  280. ↑ Noem at 0%
  281. ↑ Noem at 1%
  282. ↑ Noem at 1%
  283. ↑ Noem at 1%
  284. ↑ Noem at 1%
  285. ↑ Christie at 1%
  286. ↑ Noem at 0%
  287. ↑ Noem at 1%
  288. ↑ Noem, Romney, Christie and Gabbard at 1%; Bolton, Hawley, Kemp, Suarez and Rick Scott at 0%
  289. ↑ Kristi Noem at 2%; Rick Scott, Romney, Christie and Gabbard at 1%; Hawley, Kemp, Suarez and Bolton at 0%
  290. ↑ Christie at 1%; Bolton, Kemp, Noem, Hutchinson, Hawley, Rick Scott and Crenshaw at 0%
  291. ↑ Noem at 0%
  292. ↑ Mitt Romney at 2%; Kasich and Bolton at 1%
  293. ↑ Noem at 1%
  294. ↑ Noem at 1%
  295. ↑ Noem at 1%
  296. ↑ Chris Christie at 3%
  297. ↑ Chris Christie at 2%
  298. ↑ Noem at 1%
  299. ↑ Donald Trump Jr. at 9%
  300. ↑ Chris Christie at 4%
  301. ↑ Marjorie Taylor Greene at 1%; Bolton at 0%
  302. ↑ Mitt Romney at 2%; Hawley at 1%; Noem, Rick Scott and Christie at 0%
  303. ↑ Hawley at 0%
  304. ↑ Romney at 1%; Gabbard, Bolton, Suarez, Noem, Hawley, Christie and Rick Scott at 0%
  305. ↑ Romney at 1%; Bolton, Gabbard, Suarez, Noem, Hawley, Christie and Rick Scott at 0%
  306. ↑ Mitt Romney at 2%; Cotton at 1%; Christie, Rick Scott, Noem and Hawley at 0%
  307. ↑ Kristi Noem at 2%; Tucker Carlson at 1%
  308. ↑ Mitt Romney at 2%; Cotton and Noem at 1%; Rick Scott and Hawley at 0%
  309. ↑ Mitt Romney at 2%; Christie at 1%; Cotton, Noem and Rick Scott at 0%
  310. ↑ Tom Cotton at 4%; Romney, Bolton and Kasich at 1%
  311. ↑ Cotton, Hutchinson, Hawley, Crenshaw, Kemp, Noem, Christie and Rick Scott at 0%
  312. ↑ Mitt Romney at 2%; Cotton and Kasich at 1%; Owens, Rick Scott and Noem at 0%
  313. ↑ Mitt Romney and John Bolton at 2%; Cotton and Kasich at 1%; Owens, Rick Scott and Noem at 0%
  314. ↑ Mitt Romney at 3%; Cotton, Christie and Noem at 1%; Hawley at 0%
  315. ↑ Cotton, Hawley and Noem at 1%; Rick Scott, Stefanik and Christie at 0%
  316. ↑ Mitt Romney at 4%; John Bolton at 2%; Cotton and Kasich at 1%; Owens, Rick Scott and Noem at 0%
  317. ↑ Christie at 2%
  318. ↑ Christie at 1%
  319. ↑ Noem and Christie at 1%; Cotton, Hawley and Rick Scott at 0%
  320. ↑ Mitt Romney at 2%; Christie at 1%; Cotton, Noem and Rick Scott at 0%
  321. ↑ Chris Christie at 2%; Rick Scott at 1%; Hawley, Stefanik, Cotton, Sasse and Noem at 0%
  322. ↑ Chris Christie at 1%
  323. ↑ Romney at 2%; Kristi Noem at 1%; Christie, Cotton, Hawley and Rick Scott at 0%
  324. ↑ Romney, Noem and Christie at 1%; Cotton, Hawley and Rick Scott at 0%
  325. ↑ Mitt Romney at 2%; Cotton, Christie at 1%; Hawley and Rick Scott at 0%
  326. ↑ Mitt Romney at 2%; Cotton, Christie at 1%; Hawley and Rick Scott at 0%
  327. ↑ Mitt Romney at 4%; Candace Owens at 3%; Cotton, Kasich at 1%; Bolton at 0%
  328. ↑ Josh Hawley at 2%; Christie, Stefanik at 1%, Cotton, Sasse, Rick Scott, Noem at 0%
  329. ↑ Calculated by taking the difference of 100% and all other candidates combined.
  330. ↑ Marco Rubio at 3%; Mike Pompeo at 2%; Tim Scott at 1%; and "Someone else" at 7%
  331. ↑ "Someone else" at 4%; Greg Abbott at 2%
  332. ↑ Glenn Youngkin at 1%, Tucker Carlson at 3%
  333. ↑ Tucker Carlson, Josh Hawley, Tom Cotton, and Kristi Noem at 1%
  334. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Standard VI response
  335. ↑ Candace Owens at 3%; Greg Abbott, Liz Cheney, Tom Cotton, John Kasich, Kristi Noem and Rick Scott at 1%
  336. ↑ Liz Cheney at 2%; Tom Cotton, Kristi Noem and Rick Scott at 1%
  337. ↑ Chris Christie at 7%; Kristi Noem at 3%, Josh Hawley at 1%
  338. ↑ Liz Cheney and John Kasich at 2%; Tom Cotton, Candace Owens and Rick Scott at 1%; Kristi Noem at 0%
  339. ↑ "Someone else" at 5%; Josh Hawley at 1%, Tom Cotton at 0%
  340. ↑ John Kasich, Kristi Noem and Candace Owens at 2%; Liz Cheney at 1%; Tom Cotton and Rick Scott at 0%
  341. ↑ Tucker Carlson at 2%, Kristi Noem at 1%; Tom Cotton at 0%
  342. ↑ Tom Cotton, Larry Hogan, and Kristi Noem at 1%; Chris Christie and Rick Scott at 0%
  343. ↑ Candace Owens at 4%; Liz Cheney, Tom Cotton, John Kasich and Rick Scott at 1%; Kristi Noem at 0%
  344. ↑ "Trump should not run again in 2024" as opposed to "Trump should run again in 2024" at 19%
  345. ↑ 22% of a full sample of 1,316 adults
  346. ↑ "Do not want Trump to run" as opposed to "want Trump to run" at 30%
  347. ↑ Candace Owens at 3%; John Kasich, Liz Cheney, Tucker Carlson, Rick Scott, and Kristi Noem at 1%; Tom Cotton at 0%
  348. ↑ Would not vote at 4%; "Someone else" at 2%; Liz Cheney and Kristi Noem at 1%; Rick Scott at 0%
  349. ↑ "Trump should not run again in 2024" as opposed to "Trump should run again in 2024" at 22%
  350. ↑ Republican subsample of total sample of 1574 likely voters
  351. ↑ "Unlikely or very unlikely to vote for Trump" as opposed to "Absolute will or likely to vote for Trump" at 24%; Would not vote at 3%
  352. ↑ "Consider voting for Trump" at 8%; Undecided at 4%
  353. ↑ John Kasich at 3%; Candace Owens at 2%; Tom Cotton, Rick Scott at 1%; Kristi Noem at 0%
  354. ↑ Kristi Noem at 1%
  355. ↑ Tom Cotton, Josh Hawley, Larry Hogan, and Kristi Noem at 1%; Chris Christie and Rick Scott at 0%
  356. ↑ On whether voters thought they'd support a Trump primary campaign if he ran
  357. ↑ "Would definitely not vote for Trump" at 16%
  358. ↑ Candace Owens at 3%; Tom Cotton and John Kasich at 2%; Kristi Noem, Tucker Carlson, and Tim Scott at 1%; Rick Scott at 0%
  359. ↑ "Someone else" at 12%; Josh Hawley at 2%, Tom Cotton at 1%
  360. ↑ Would not vote at 5%; "Someone else" at 3%; Tom Cotton, Josh Hawley, Larry Hogan, and Kristi Noem at 1%; Rick Scott at 0%
  361. ↑ GOP and GOP-leaning subsample of a full sample of 1,006 registered voters
  362. ↑ Among all adults (no Republican crosstab published). The same pollster showed 25% for Trump and 19% for Romney in November, when taking into account all voters and not only Republicans. [369]
  363. ↑ Larry Hogan at 6%, Ben Sasse at 3%; Rick Scott at 2%; Josh Hawley, Ivanka Trump at 1%
  364. ↑ Listed as "Skipped"
  365. ↑ Would not vote at 6%; "Someone else" at 5%; Kristi Noem at 2%; Tom Cotton, Josh Hawley, and Rick Scott at 1%
  366. ↑ Tucker Carlson at 3%, John Kasich and Kristi Noem at 2%; Tom Cotton at 1%; Rick Scott at 0%
  367. ↑ "Would not like to see Trump run for president in 2024" at 21%
  368. ↑ John Kasich at 3%; Tom Cotton, Kristi Noem, Tucker Carlson, and Rick Scott at 1%
  369. ↑ Would not vote at 5%; "Someone else" at 3%; Kristi Noem, Josh Hawley, and Rick Scott at 1%; Charlie Baker at 0%
  370. ↑ 37% of the full sample of 1,500 2020 general election voters
  371. ↑ Ivanka Trump and Tucker Carlson at 2%; Tom Cotton, Josh Hawley and Ben Sasse at 1%
  372. ↑ Among 304 republican adults as opposed to all adults
  373. ↑ Tucker Carlson at 4%, John Kasich and Rick Scott at 2%; Rick Santorum at 1%
  374. ↑ Republican subsample of 1,200 registered voters
  375. ↑ Respondents who think Trump should do something other than running for president in 2024 at 43%
  376. ↑ Christie and Someone Else at 3%; Burgum, Hutchinson and Stapleton at 1%; Binkley at 0%
  377. ↑ "Someone else" at 3%; Christie at 2%; Binkley, Burgum, Hutchinson and Johnson at 1%; Elder, Hurd, Stapleton and Suarez at 0%
  378. ↑ Christie at 4%; Elder at 2%; Binkley, Burgum, Hutchinson, Johnson, Stapleton and Suarez at 1%; Hurd at 0%; Someone Else at 4%
  379. ↑ Liz Cheney at 3%; Greg Abbott at 2%; Chris Christie, Tom Cotton, Dan Crenshaw, Brian Kemp, Kristi Noem, and Glenn Youngkin at 1%.
  380. ↑ Greg Abbott, Liz Cheney, and Candace Owens at 2%; John Bolton, Tom Cotton, John Kasich, Kristi Noem, and Rick Scott at 1%.
  381. ↑ "Someone Else" at 3%; Chris Christie at 2%; Greg Abbott, Liz Cheney, and Glenn Youngkin at 1%.
  382. ↑ Greg Abbott at 3%; Liz Cheney, John Kasich, Kristi Noem, and Candace Owens at 2%; John Bolton, Tom Cotton, Richard Grenell, and Rick Scott at 1%.
  383. ↑ Liz Cheney at 3%; Greg Abbott, Kristi Noem, Rick Scott, and Glenn Youngkin at 1%.
  384. ↑ Chris Christie at 2%; Liz Cheney, Kristi Noem, and Glenn Youngkin at 1%.
  385. ↑ Candace Owens at 4%; Greg Abbott at 2%; Liz Cheney, Tom Cotton, John Kasich, Kristi Noem, and Rick Scott at 1%.
  386. ↑ Liz Cheney at 2%; Greg Abbott, Chris Christie, Tom Cotton, and Glenn Youngkin at 1%.
  387. ↑ "Someone Else," at 6%; Glenn Youngkin at 4%; Greg Abbott at 3%.
  388. ↑ "Someone Else," at 2%; Greg Abbott, Liz Cheney, Chris Christie, Kristi Noem, Rick Scott, and Marjorie Taylor Greene at 1%.
  389. ↑ Greg Abbott and Candace Owens at 3%; John Bolton, Tom Cotton, Liz Cheney, Richard Grenell, John Kasich, and Rick Scott at 1%.
  390. ↑ "Someone Else," Greg Abbott, Liz Cheney, and Tom Cotton at 1%.
  391. ↑ Candace Owens at 3%; Greg Abbott at 2%; Tom Cotton and Kristi Noem at 1%.
  392. ↑ Liz Cheney, Kristi Noem, and Rick Scott at 1%.
  393. ↑ Liz Cheney and Tom Cotton at 2%; Greg Abbott, Chris Christie, Kristi Noem, Ben Sasse, Rick Scott, and Glenn Youngkin at 1%.
  394. ↑ Candace Owens at 4%; Greg Abbott, Tom Cotton, John Kasich, and Kristi Noem at 2%; Liz Cheney and Rick Scott at 1%.
  395. ↑ "Someone Else" at 14%; Liz Cheney, Chris Christie, and Kristi Noem at 1%.
  396. ↑ Liz Cheney at 2%; Greg Abbott, Chris Christie, Tom Cotton, and Glenn Youngkin at 1%.
  397. ↑ Candace Owens at 3%; Greg Abbot, Liz Cheney, Tom Cotton, and Kristi Noem at 1%.
  398. ↑ Liz Cheney at 3%; Greg Abbott at 2%, Chris Christie and Kristi Noem at 1%.
  399. ↑ Liz Cheney, Greg Abbott, Chris Christie, Glenn Youngkin, Rick Scott, and "Someone else" at 1%; Larry Hogan, Tom Cotton, Ben Sasse, and Kristi Noem at 0%.
  400. ↑ Liz Cheney and Kristi Noem at 2%; "Someone else", Greg Abbott, Chris Christie and Tom Cotton at 1%; Josh Hawley, Larry Hogan, Ben Sasse and Rick Scott at 0%
  401. ↑ Candace Owens at 5%; Greg Abbott, Liz Cheney, John Kasich, Kristi Noem and Rick Scott at 2%; Tom Cotton at 1%
  402. ↑ "Someone else" at 3%; Liz Cheney, Chris Christie, Tom Cotton, Josh Hawley and Kristi Noem at 1%; Greg Abbott, Ben Sasse, Rick Scott and Marjorie Taylor Greene at 0%
  403. ↑ Candace Owens at 5%; Liz Cheney and John Kasich at 2%; Tom Cotton, Kristi Noem and Rick Scott at 1%
  404. ↑ "Someone else" at 8%; Tom Cotton at 1%
  405. ↑ Candace Owens at 6%; Ivanka Trump at 5%; Kristi Noem at 2%; Liz Cheney, Tom Cotton and John Kasich at 1%; Rick Scott at 0%
  406. ↑ "Someone else" at 1%; Greg Abbott, Liz Cheney, Tom Cotton, Josh Hawley and Kristi Noem at 1%; Chris Christie, Larry Hogan, Ben Sasse and Rick Scott at 0%
  407. ↑ Kristi Noem at 2%; Tom Cotton and Rick Scott at 1%; Chris Christie at 0%
  408. ↑ "Someone else" at 2%; Greg Abbott, Liz Cheney, Chris Christie, Kristi Noem and Rick Scott at 1%; Tom Cotton, Josh Hawley and Ben Sasse at 0%
  409. ↑ Ivanka Trump at 4%; Candace Owens at 3%; Liz Cheney at 2%; Tom Cotton, John Kasich, Kristi Noem and Rick Scott at 1%
  410. ↑ Candace Owens at 5%; Ivanka Trump at 3%; John Kasich at 2%; Liz Cheney, Tom Cotton, and Kristi Noem at 1%; Rick Scott at 0%
  411. ↑ Liz Cheney at 3%; Greg Abbott, Tom Cotton, Kristi Noem, Ben Sasse and "Someone else" at 1%; Chris Christie and Rick Scott at 0%; Dave Portnoy at no voters
  412. ↑ Republican subsample of total sample of 1574 likely voters
  413. ↑ "Someone else" at 19%; Kristi Noem and Ben Sasse at 1%
  414. ↑ Kristi Noem and "Someone else" at 1%; Greg Abbott, Dave Portnoy and Rick Scott at 0%; Tom Cotton and Ben Sasse at no voters
  415. ↑ Candace Owens at 4%; Ivanka Trump at 3%; Tom Cotton, John Kasich at 2%; Rick Scott and Kristi Noem at 1%
  416. ↑ Greg Abbott at 2%; "Someone else," Tom Cotton, Tim Scott, Kristi Noem, Ben Sasse, Rick Scott, Josh Hawley, and Dave Portnoy at 1% or less
  417. ↑ Kristi Noem at 4%; Chris Christie, Tom Cotton and Rick Scott at 1%
  418. ↑ Candace Owens at 4%; Ivanka Trump at 3%; Tom Cotton, John Kasich, Kristi Noem, and Tim Scott at 2%; Rick Scott at 1%
  419. ↑ "Other" at 21%; Tom Cotton and Kristi Noem at 4%; Greg Abbott and Devin Nunes at 2%
  420. ↑ "Someone else" at 16%; Tom Cotton at 3%
  421. ↑ Dan Crenshaw, Kristi Noem, Ben Sasse and "Someone else" at 2%; Tom Cotton, John Kasich, Rand Paul at 1%; Greg Abbott, Dave Portnoy, and Elise Stefanik at 1% or less
  422. ↑ GOP and GOP-leaning subsample of a full sample of 1,006 registered voters
  423. ↑ Rand Paul at 3%; John Kasich and "Someone else" at 2%; Dan Crenshaw and Tom Cotton at 1%; Greg Abbott, Larry Hogan, Ben Sasse and Elise Stefanik at 0%
  424. ↑ Among all adults (no Republican crosstab published). The same pollster showed 25% for Trump and 19% for Romney in November, when taking into account all voters and not only Republicans. [369]
  425. ↑ Ben Sasse and Ivanka Trump at 3%; Rick Scott at 2%
  426. ↑ Ivanka Trump at 4%; John Kasich at 3%; Tom Cotton, Kristi Noem at 2%; Rick Scott at 0%
  427. ↑ Among 304 republican adults as opposed to all adults
  428. ↑ Rick Santorum at 3%; John Kasich and Rick Scott at 2%
  429. ↑ John Kasich at 2%; Tom Cotton, Kristi Noem and Rick Scott at 1%
  430. ↑ "Someone else" at 3%; Tom Cotton, Dan Crenshaw, Lindsey Graham and John Kasich at 2%; Ben Sasse and Elise Stefanik at 0%
  431. ↑ Paul Ryan at 4%; Ivanka Trump at 3%; Kevin McCarthy at 2%

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    <span class="mw-page-title-main">2024 New Jersey Republican presidential primary</span>

    The 2024 New Jersey Republican presidential primary was held on June 4, 2024, as part of the Republican Party primaries for the 2024 presidential election. Nine delegates to the 2024 Republican National Convention were allocated on a winner-take-all basis. The contest was among the last in the Republican primary cycle, held alongside primaries in Montana, New Mexico, and South Dakota.

    The following is a list of candidates associated with the 2024 Republican Party presidential primaries for the 2024 United States presidential election. As of December 2023, more than 400 candidates have filed with the Federal Election Commission (FEC) to run for the Republican nomination in 2024.

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    438. ↑ RMG Research/Just the News
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    441. ↑ Léger
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