Staff Reports
Former President Donald Trump’s triumphant win in Iowa has left the naysayers scratching their heads and the liberals shaking in their boots. The polls leading up to this historic victory may have underestimated Florida Governor Ron DeSantis’ appeal, but they sure didn’t give any reasons for Trump’s supporters to doubt him. In the end, Trump clenched a resounding 51% win, with DeSantis and Nikki Haley trailing far behind at 21.3% and 19.1% respectively.
Pollster Zogby declares Trafalgar nailed it in Iowa https://t.co/5g6Dx0HRk2 https://t.co/5g6Dx0HRk2
— Washington Examiner (@dcexaminer) January 17, 2024
The Trafalgar Group, known for its accuracy and reliability in predicting election outcomes, was practically on the money with their forecast of a 52% win for Trump, 19.3% for DeSantis, and 18.5% for Haley. And you can bet they’re not shy about tooting their own horn either. Their own Robert Cahaly took to social media to boast about their spot-on prediction and cheekily hinted that if you want the real scoop, you better stick with them and forget about the big media polls.
Even Democratic pollster John Zogby couldn’t deny the magnitude of Trump’s victory. He admitted that the polls got it right about Trump and even gave a special shout-out to Trafalgar for nailing it. Zogby, along with other political commentators, begrudgingly proclaimed the Republican contest over, acknowledging Trump’s overwhelming success. In Zogby’s own words, Trump’s “breathtaking victory” in Iowa is a clear sign that the Republican Party is the Trump Party, and the entrance polls solidified that.
Looking ahead to the Republican Presidential Convention, the writing is on the wall; it’s practically a done deal that Trump will take the prize in Milwaukee. The liberal elite may want to believe otherwise, but the people have spoken, and they’ve spoken loudly in favor of President Trump. So, as the Democrats continue to underestimate and dismiss the influence and support of the Trump loyalists, the conservative base is gearing up for another victory in the upcoming elections.
