More Republican candidates are jumping into the 2024 presidential primary but risk splitting the anti-Trump vote.
and North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum are expected to announce campaigns in the coming days.
in recent years. But as more candidates divide support among voters vying for new leadership in the GOP, Trump may have an easier time snagging the presidential nomination.of the primary, according to polls. A Quinnipiac survey conducted from May 18 to 22 among 669 Republicans showed Trump winning support from 56 percent of voters. Twenty-five percent said they planned to back DeSantis, while every other candidate polled in the single digits.
poll conducted from May 17 to 20 among 476 Republicans found that 20 percent of Republicans planned to back a non-Trump or DeSantis candidate—making these voters a fairly small, yet potentially impactful, part of the GOP electorate.that there are several ways a crowded field benefits Trump. More candidates running divides their attention and resources, which he said will make it more difficult for a single candidate to gain momentum.
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