More than one-third of Republican primary voters said they would “never” vote for former Vice President Mike Pence, a survey found.
More than one-third of Republican primary voters said they would “never” vote for former Vice President Mike Pence, the latest Fox News survey found.June 23-26, asked Republican primary voters to identify which Republican candidates they would “never” vote for.the lead among candidates listed in this particular survey, as 35 percent said they would “never” vote for the former vice president. One in five, 20 percent, said they would “never” vote for former South Carolina Gov.
Meanwhile, 58 percent of Republican voters said they would “definitely” vote for Trump, compared to 30 percent who said the same for DeSantis and ten percent who said the same for Haley.
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