Trump snubbed in CPAC straw poll
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At the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC), Donald Trump placed second to last in a straw poll, despite being the GOP frontrunner, as he did not attend the event. The results may not accurately reflect his national support due to the younger demographic of attendees.
Key points from this article:
- The straw poll at CPAC saw Donald Trump rank second to last, only ahead of John Kasich, despite being the GOP frontrunner.
- How Trump's absence from the conference affected his support, as he was the only major candidate not to attend or speak.
- Why the average age of attendees at CPAC was 35, indicating a younger voter base that may not align with Trump's traditional support demographic.
Trump snubbed in CPAC straw poll
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Nearly 2,700 attendees voted in the event’s straw poll to place Donald Trump, the GOP’s contentious frontrunner, second to last ahead of only John Kasich.
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