Former President Donald Trump is leading his Republican competitors in Iowa by double digits, data from a recent New York Times/Siena survey found.
among 432 likely Iowa caucus goers, showed Trump leading his competitors in the Hawkeye State with 44 percent support. As is consistent with other surveys, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis comes in a distant second, 24 points behind Trump with 20 percent support.No other candidate listed broke double digits, as South Carolina Sen. Tim Scott came in third place with nine percent support.
The survey noted that Trump is performing better nationally, garnering 54 percent in that capacity — ten points higher than his status in Iowa. Nationally, DeSantis performs worse, dropping to 17 percent support. Remaining candidates see three percent support or less on a national scale.
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