Trump leads in Iowa polling

 The Hill:

Former President Trump’s approval rating in Iowa hit a new high in the Des Moines Register-Mediacom Iowa Poll as he mulls a comeback White House bid in 2024.

The poll showed that 53 percent of Iowans approve of Trump, while 45 percent disapprove and just 2 percent have no opinion.

Trump is viewed favorably by 91 percent of Iowa Republicans. Independents are more split, with 48 percent viewing him favorably and 49 percent having an unfavorable view of the former president.

The poll comes ahead of a rally Trump will hold in the Hawkeye State Saturday, marking one of his most visible appearances in the first-in-the-nation caucus state.
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Trump is helped by Biden who is doing things to make people regret ever voting for him.  Biden is polling in the low 30's in the state.  Trump is polling well against Biden in the country as a whole and wold likely win if the election was held today. 

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