Former President Donald Trump posted his biggest lead yet over his rivals at 62 percent of likely Republican primary voters, according to a CBS News/YouGov poll published Sunday.
from earlier this summer, the poll showed, to 16 percent. The other candidates are in the single digits, with third runner up Vivek Ramaswamy at seven percent.
Trump: I Won’t Sign RNC Pledge to Endorse GOP Nominee — ‘Three or Four People That I Wouldn’t Support’ Trump voters see Trump as more honest than friends and family, conservative media figures, and even religious leaders, the poll said. Likely Republican primary voters think Trump has the best shot to beat President Joe Biden, the poll showed.
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