Whit Ayres’ comments to US News and World Report regarding former President Trump’s prospects in the 2024 Republican presidential primary: Though some of the most recent polling suggests that Trump’s support among Republicans may be falling slightly, within that general support lies a core group of 35 to 40% of “always-Trumpers,” says Whit Ayers, GOP strategist...
Jon McHenry’s comments to The Boston Globe regarding Donald Trump’s effect on the midterm elections: Now after four tumultuous years in office, three straight disappointing Republican elections, two impeachments, and one deadly insurrection, Trump is a known political entity — and one whoseems to be rapidly losing popularity among Republicans just as he announced another White...
Jon McHenry’s comments in The New York Times regarding challenges in polling: If there is a big miss this cycle it’s likely to be driven by voters who are less educated not participating in the polls. The people you do get on the phone, you can always weight them up … but you don’t know exactly who...
Whit Ayres’ comments in The Los Angeles Times regarding the influence of former President Donald Trump’s endorsements: All of which suggests Trump’s sway over Republican voters — and, by extension, the Republican Party — is diminishing the further he gets from the White House. “A president’s endorsement is going to carry more weight than an...
Dan Judy’s comments in The Hill regarding President Trump’s cancelled January 6 press conference: GOP strategist Dan Judy, who is aligned with the more moderate wing of the party, said, “When I heard it was canceled, I was like, ‘Thank God.’ Everyone could have predicted it would have been this totally revisionist view of what...
Whit Ayres’ comments in The New York Times on Donald Trump and his effect on the 2022 elections: Whit Ayres, a veteran Republican pollster, said that Mr. Trump’s backing was powerful in primaries, but a “very, very mixed blessing” in swing districts. “It’s pretty clear that candidates who want to be competitive in the general...
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Whit Ayres’ comments on the political effect of tying Republican candidates to President Trump: Which means there has probably never been a midterm election when a former president was as much a part of the political dialogue as Trump is now. The Virginia result will offer a first gauge of how much that new factor...
Dan Judy’s comments in The Hill regarding President Trump’s position in the political landscape: Still, when Trump tries to show his muscle by offering an endorsement, there is always the danger that the results will cut in the opposite direction. “When he was president of the United States and he could lay the anointing finger...
Whit Ayres’ comments to Politico on the 2021 CPAC meeting in Orlando: “Donald Trump remains the leader of the populist wing of the party, which he grew into a dominant force in Republican primaries, although never a majority force in the country,” said Whit Ayres, the longtime Republican pollster. “But because Trump dominates the populist...
Whit Ayres’ comments in USA Today about CPAC: Whit Ayres, a Republican pollster and consultant, sees the split as one between a “pro-governing” wing of the party and the “pro-populist” wing. The populists, he said, are more interested in being anti-establishment, anti-immigrant, and anti-media. Trump fused those people into a force that won the Electoral College in 2016,...
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