President Trump Doubles Closest Competition in CPAC Straw Poll for President

By Jim Hoft
Published February 27, 2022 at 7:21pm
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President Trump won the 2022 Presidential Straw Poll at CPAC this weekend. His closest challenger was Governor Ron DeSantis.

Trump had 59% support. DeSantis had 28%, more than 30 points behind the 45th President.

The CPAC poll by McLaughlin and Associates also found that the top issues for conservatives are:
1– Election integrity
2– Immigration/Border wall
3– Constitutional rights (free speech, freedom of religion, etc)

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