A brand new non-public ballot from the Greitens marketing campaign discovered that 62% of Missouri voters who supported President Donald Trump in 2020 now assist former Governor Greitens for US Senate.
The ballot comes out as President Trump nonetheless has not weighed in on the race besides to state he is not going to be supporting candidate and Consultant Vicky Hartzler.
Breitbart.com reported:
The overwhelming majority of Missouri Republican main voters who supported former President Donald Trump in 2016 or 2020 say they’re voting for former Gov. Eric Greitens (R-MO) in Missouri’s Republican main for U.S. Senate, in response to a personal survey from the Greitens marketing campaign shared solely with Breitbart Information.
The survey reached out to a staggering 115,983 voters, and stay voters comprised 21 % of that quantity, yielding an unlimited pattern measurement. Of stay voters, 62 % stated they’re casting their ballots for Greitens within the main, whereas solely eight % stated they don’t seem to be voting for the previous governor. One other 18 % stated they might be voting for an additional candidate, and people who have been “undecided” made up eight % of contributors. 4 % stated they have been voting within the main however refused to say for whom.
The ballot sheds vital gentle on the place GOP voters stand with the August 2 main simply over per week away. Greitens taking the lion’s share of Trump Republicans in a crowded main subject signifies potential issues for different candidates on election day, together with Missouri Legal professional Common Eric Schmitt and Rep. Vicky Hartzler (R-MO), who’ve each persistently polled behind Greitens and stay behind him within the Actual Clear Politics polling common. The pair, together with different candidates, together with Rep Billy Lengthy (R-MO), solely garnered the assist of 18 % of the Trump Republicans in Missouri, collectively, with simply one other 12 % up for grabs. In different phrases, Greitens is taking in Trump Republicans at a clip of greater than three to at least one versus the remainder of the sector.
