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According to the latest poll by NBC News, Republicans who support Republican have surpassed those who support former President Trump , and the number of people has hit an all-time high. However, despite this, Trump is expected to announce his 2024 campaign by the end of November and has quietly begun preparing for positive field action, which has made Trump a focus ahead of midterm elections.
polls show that about 62% of Republicans prefer to consider themselves as Republican supporters rather than Trump’s supporters, and 30% of Republicans consider themselves as Trump’s supporters rather than Republican supporters. About 4% of Republicans consider themselves to be Republican and Trump supporters.
According to a poll by NBC News, Trump's approval rating has been steadily declining over the past two years compared to the Republican Party. In an August 2021 poll, about 50% of Republicans said they support the Republican Party rather than Trump, and 40% of Republicans said they support Trump rather than Republicans. When Trump left office in January 2021, Republicans had a 46% approval rating. In January 2019, 51% supported Trump and 38% supported the Republican Party.
Although Trump still has a strong influence on the Republican Party, other rising stars such as Florida Governor Ron DeSantis are seen as potential opponents of the 2024 election. In an October poll, more Republicans said they trust DeSantis, not Trump, and believed he could lead the Republican path ahead. Republican super donor Ken Griffin said in an interview with Politico on Sunday that it was time to "transfer to the next generation."
In addition, more and more Republicans say Trump will not be the party’s presidential candidate for 2024, because many in the party believe that the Republican Party should focus on issues such as the economy rather than being dissatisfied with the 2020 election. However, Trump still attracted thousands of people to his rally and has been at the heart of the 2022 midterm elections, although he did not appear on the ballot.
And after participating in many key Senate campaigns, the election results this week will bring a critical moment to the former president. US media Axios reported this week that the Trump team is eyeing announcing their 2024 campaign on November 14, and the envoys have quietly begun preparing for an active field action that will make him the focus of attention before Tuesday's midterm elections.
Potential campaign plans for 2024 have begun to accelerate in recent weeks, with the former president and his adviser saying a statement is about to be announced to capitalize on his position as a clear leader in the Republican nomination. The Republican Party is expected to win a huge victory in a series of midterm elections, and Trump said he hopes to launch the latest presidential campaign around the week of November 14 with the momentum backed by this momentum, attribute the Republican victory to his support and to the Republican Party that did not have his support.
It is reported that the date reported by Axios earlier is not final, and is partly determined by the Republican performance in the midterm elections. But Trump has been eager to start the 2024 campaign, partly because he believes it can protect him from a strengthened criminal investigation by the U.S. Department of Justice.
