Ron DeSantis’ presidential polling continues to crater.
A new Reuters-IPSOS survey of 355 Republican voters in the 2024 GOP Primary show DeSantis has lost nearly a third of his support in the last two weeks.
While DeSantis was at 19% on July 17, the Governor is now at 13% according to the poll conducted Aug. 2 and Aug. 3.
Former President Donald Trump leads all candidates with 47%, 34 points ahead of DeSantis and farther ahead still of Mike Pence (8%), Vivek Ramaswamy (7%), Nikki Haley (5%), and Tim Scott (3%).
The poll is worse for both Trump and DeSantis than the Race to the White House average of national surveys. That shows Trump at 54%, DeSantis at 17%, Ramaswamy at 6%, Pence at 5%, and Haley at 3%.
The site’s projected Delegate count reflects the most lopsided disparity of the cycle, with DeSantis projected to have a paltry 159 Delegates compared to the former President’s 2220.
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