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Who’s ahead in the South Carolina race?

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Polls ending May 24, 2023

President: Republican primary, South Carolina, 2024

500LV
May 24-25
500LV
Trump
43%
Trump
43%

Trump

43%

DeSantis

18%

T. Scott

12%

Haley

10%

Ramaswamy

1%

Hutchinson

1%

Pence

1%

Sununu

1%
18%
DeSantisTrump+25

May 16, 2023

President: Republican primary, South Carolina, 2024

590LV
May 15-17
590LV
Trump
37%
Trump
37%

Trump

37%

DeSantis

25%

Haley

20%

Pence

3%

Hutchinson

3%

Ramaswamy

2%
25%
DeSantisTrump+12
590LV
May 15-17
590LV
Trump
36%
Trump
36%

Trump

36%

DeSantis

26%

T. Scott

17%

Pence

4%

Hutchinson

4%

Ramaswamy

2%
26%
DeSantisTrump+10
590LV
May 15-17
590LV
Trump
38%
Trump
38%

Trump

38%

DeSantis

23%

Haley

15%

T. Scott

10%

Hutchinson

3%

Pence

2%

Ramaswamy

2%
23%
DeSantisTrump+15

April 13, 2023

President: Republican primary, South Carolina, 2024

538LV
Apr.11-14
538LV
Trump
43%
Trump
43%

Trump

43%

DeSantis

21%

Haley

19%

T. Scott

7%

Pence

2%

Ramaswamy

1%

Pompeo

1%

Hutchinson

1%
21%
DeSantisTrump+22

March 31, 2023

President: Republican primary, South Carolina, 2024

485RV
Mar.25-Apr.1
485RV
Trump
41%
Trump
41%

Trump

41%

DeSantis

20%

Haley

18%

T. Scott

7%

Pence

5%

Pompeo

2%

Sununu

1%

Hutchinson

0%

Youngkin

0%
20%
DeSantisTrump+21

Feb. 13, 2023

President: Republican primary, South Carolina, 2024

300LV
Feb.7-14
300LV
Trump
35%
Trump
35%

Trump

35%

DeSantis

22%

Haley

16%

T. Scott

2%

Pence

2%
22%
DeSantisTrump+13
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