More than half of Republicans prefer 2028 nominee to take different approach from Trump: Poll
More than half of surveyed Republicans are looking for a 2028 presidential nominee with a different approach from President Trump, according to a new poll. In the Reuters/Ipsos poll, 52 percent of Republican or Republican-leaning respondents said they want a 2028 GOP nominee with “a different approach to governing as Donald Trump.” Forty-six percent of...
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