Republican Primary Presidential Candidate Eclipses Double Digits in Polling

GOP presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy has reached double digits in new Republican primary polls.

In an Echelon Insights survey, Ramaswamy sits in third place in the GOP presidential primary.

President Trump still dominates the poll, with a commanding lead at 49 percent.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis remains in second place at 16 percent.

However, Ramaswamy has climbed to 10 percent support in the poll.

Mike Pence, Nikki Haley, and Tim Scott round out the top-6.

2024 National Republican Primary:

Trump 49% (+33)
DeSantis 16%
Ramaswamy 10%
Pence 5%
Haley 5%
T. Scott 4%
Christie 2%
Suarez 1%
Burgum 1%
Youngkin 0%
Hutchinson 0%
Perry 0%
Hurd 0%
Elder 0%
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Head-2-Head:
Trump 60% (+28)
DeSantis 32%

.@EchelonInsights, 413 LV, 6/26-29…

— Political Polls (@Politics_Polls) July 4, 2023

“Congratulations to Vivek Ramaswamy who has now climbed 7 points in the last 2 weeks, putting him only 6 points behind DeSantis,” investigative journalist Laura Loomer wrote.

“Soon Vivek will surpass DeSantis. He’s much more likable than Ron,” she added.

Congratulations to @VivekGRamaswamy who has now climbed 7 points in the last 2 weeks, putting him only 6 points behind DeSantis.

Soon Vivek will surpass DeSantis.

He’s much more likable than Ron. pic.twitter.com/nbpqQjUCKY

— Laura Loomer (@LauraLoomer) July 4, 2023

The survey was taken June 26-29, 2023, and included 1,020 likely voters.

In a head-to-head matchup between Trump and DeSantis, Trump leads 60% to 32%.

Breitbart reports:

Ramaswamy, who has seen a significant increase in terms of name recognition and favorability in Morning Consult’s weekly survey, has made waves after charging fellow presidential candidates to join him in committing to pardon Trump for federal charges on their first day in office.

“I challenge every US Presidential candidate to join me in standing for TRUTH. Commit to pardon Donald Trump for these federal charges on Day 1, or explain why you won’t,” Ramaswamy wrote in a social media post on June 13:

Among those who have refused to say if they would pardon Trump is Pence, asserting that it is “premature” to have that conversation.

Ramaswamy also said that Republican donors told presidential candidates to stay away from Donald Trump’s indictment.

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