Trump Holding Rally In Iowa
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Trump will be holding a rally in Iowa on Saturday.
This is another sign Trump plans on running in 2024.
Former President Trump is scheduled to host a rally Saturday evening in key presidential balloting state Iowa, a move considered another significant sign that he’ll seek reelection again in 2024.
The Iowa Cause is the first-in-nation balloting in each presidential election cycle, with the Republican and Democratic winner of the balloting getting an early lead on the field of candidates, toward winning the respective party nomination.
The turnout and crowd reaction at the rally is also expected to be a good indication on whether Trump’s support extends beyond loyalists and into the more traditional GOP base.
He will hold the event at the state fairgrounds in Des Moines, the traditional stomping grounds for candidates and potential candidates when the election cycle begins, another likely message that he will seek the White House again in 2024.
Biden’s approval hit a stunning low in Iowa.
Only 31% approve of him.
President Joe Biden’s job approval rating has fallen 12 percentage points since June, our latest Iowa Poll shows. Today he’s at:
31% approve
62% disapprove
7% not sureStory from @sgrubermiller: https://t.co/1VQKKzUBNd
— Brianne Pfannenstiel (@brianneDMR) September 21, 2021
Trump’s approval continues to soar.
A new poll found that 53% of Iowa voters now have a favorable view of Trump.
This is the highest since March 2020, the beginning of the COVID pandemic.
Out of the daily spotlight and openly flirting with another White House bid, former President Donald Trump will return to Iowa on Saturday with better favorability ratings than he ever saw while president.
The latest Des Moines Register/Mediacom Iowa Poll shows 53% of Iowans now have a favorable view of the former Republican president and 45% have an unfavorable view — his best showing ever on either metric in the Iowa Poll. Another 2% are not sure how they feel about Trump.
The numbers come as Trump begins to reengage with the state that is expected to kick off the 2024 presidential nominating process for Republicans. And they show favorable feelings for him have not waned in his absence.
