The Florida governor has slid while Donald Trump has risen in the months since Trump's first indictment in New York.
Former President Donald Trump’s ascent in the national polls since his first indictment last spring has been arguably the most important story in the Republican presidential race.Just look at these three national polls.
According to the Wall Street Journal’s polling, Trump held a 24-point lead over DeSantis back in April, 48% to 24%.Or take CNN’s polling, which had Trump ahead of DeSantis by 21 points nationally back in June, 47% to 26%.
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