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Who’s ahead in the Michigan presidential Republican primary?

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President: Republican primary, Michigan, 2024
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Feb. 20-24
486LV
Feb. 20-24
486LV
Emerson College
 Trump
76%
 Trump
76%

Trump

76%

Haley

24%
24%
Haley  Trump+51
Jan. 23-Feb. 4
666LV
Jan. 23-Feb. 4
666LV
Morning Consult
 Trump
79%
 Trump
79%

Trump

79%

Haley

19%
19%
Haley  Trump+60
Jan. 4-10
600LV
Jan. 4-10
600LV
Target Insyght
 Trump
53%
 Trump
53%

Trump

53%

Haley

19%

DeSantis

9%

Christie

8%

Burgum

3%

Ramaswamy

2%

Hutchinson

0%
19%
 HaleyTrump+34
Dec. 7-11
606LV
Dec. 7-11
606LV
Monmouth University Polling Institute/The Washington Post
 Trump
63%
 Trump
63%

Trump

63%

DeSantis

13%

Haley

13%

Christie

5%

Ramaswamy

3%

Hutchinson

0%
13%
 DeSantisTrump+50
Nov. 29-Dec. 6
618LV
Nov. 29-Dec. 6
618LV
CNN/SSRS
 Trump
66%
 Trump
66%

Trump

66%

DeSantis

32%
32%
DeSantis  Trump+34
Nov. 29-Dec. 6
618LV
Nov. 29-Dec. 6
618LV
CNN/SSRS
 Trump
72%
 Trump
72%

Trump

72%

Haley

27%
27%
Haley  Trump+45
Nov. 29-Dec. 6
618LV
Nov. 29-Dec. 6
618LV
CNN/SSRS
 Trump
58%
 Trump
58%

Trump

58%

DeSantis

15%

Haley

13%

Christie

6%

Ramaswamy

4%

Burgum

1%

Hutchinson

1%
15%
 DeSantisTrump+43
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