I don't think 51% for the incumbent is anything to crow about.

[Goodheart]

I'm encouraged that a lot of republicans will not have sufficient enthusiasm to vote in the general election.

[CrispyQ]

1. +1!

And wait till he gets out of Bibleland. There is Trump fatigue across the land. He hasn't done himself any favors staying in the spotlight, whining how bad he has it.

[JohnSJ]

2. You are right. Ignore the media hyperbole going out of their way to prop up the

insurrectionist. We need to focus on getting the vote out.

[krawhitham]

3. He got 97.1% in 2000

https://www.weareiowa.com/article/news/local/local-politics/2020-iowa-caucuses-republicans-democrats-who-won-results-recap/524-e264fef3-60c9-44a7-b3bb-0c6cc87bc7f2

[former9thward]

6. No one serious ran in 2020 against him.

Just as no one serious is running against Biden this year. The years can't be compared.

[krawhitham]

8. No one serious ran against him in 2024

They were all afraid to take a swing at the king, well except Christie and he couldn't even survive until voting started

[Kaleva]

9. Difference is now some see TFG as vulnerable

[Voltaire2]

4. He ain't the incumbent.

[Model35mech]

7. But he CLAIMS he won!

[Talitha]

5. Huh?

" the incumbent "

Should read: "the traitor"

There... fixed it for you.

[Hekate]

10. An incumbent is someone who currently holds the office, & Joe Biden was not on this ballot

Just sayin’.

[Goodheart]

12. You think I don't know what "incumbent" means?

A majority of trump supporters believes he rightfully and presently holds the office. Aside from that, inasmuch as he has been an incumbent the point is the same.

[Sogo]

11. In a poll of Iowa Haley supporters, the majority said they will vote for Biden.

https://track.easypost.com/djE6dHJrX2FlZGUwZjM5YmNjNzQ3MTk5OTllZDE4YjQwODc2MGM5