Former President Donald Trump is running almost 30 percentage points ahead of his rivals for the Republican nomination race in Iowa less than three months before the caucuses.
It is the latest bad omen for the rest of the field of contenders who are battling to become the top alternative to Mr. Trump and, in some cases, are going all-in on a strong performance in the Jan. 15 Iowa caucus.
Mr. Trump is the preferred pick of 43% of likely Republican caucus-goers, followed by Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley, both at 16%. “I go around saying, ‘Of course we’re going to win Iowa,’” Mr. Trump said at a campaign stop in Sioux City over the weekend. “My people said, ‘You cannot assume that.’”The poll showed Mr. Trump’s support is more solid than that of his chief rivals, with 63% of his supporters saying they are sticking with him through the caucuses.More than 6 in 10 respondents said Mr.
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