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Senators Ted Cruz (R-Texas), Josh Hawley (R) and Tom Cotton (R-Ark) each polled 2 percent or less, as did South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem. Notably, Pence was the only one who did not have a net positive advantage among potential primary voters, further evidence that Republicans have grown nervous about him in the aftermath of the January 6 events.
Nine percent of survey respondents said their best choice was someone other than those mentioned by the respondents, and 10 percent said they had not made up their mind. The poll included 770 likely primary voters for the Republican Party between July 15 and 19, with a margin of error of 3.5 percent.
The New Hampshire results largely track with other early polls of the 2024 Republican landscape, with the former president running in the field and DeSantis standing above that if Trump is taken out of the picture.
Nearly 70 percent of New Hampshire Republicans polled said they wanted to nominate Trump to run again in 2024. Those outside the Republican Party did not share that enthusiasm. The poll found that only 18 percent of independents and 1 percent of Democrats surveyed also support Trump’s other offer.
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