Trump's High Expectations and Obstacles in Iowa's Caucuses and 2024 Presidential Race

Former President Donald Trump is intensifying his campaign efforts in Iowa ahead of the Jan. 15 caucuses, aiming for an overwhelming victory to quickly secure the Republican nomination and focus on a general election rematch with President Biden. Trump's ground game operation in Iowa has significantly improved since 2016, and recent polls show him with over 50% support and a double-digit lead over his rivals. However, there is concern about complacency among supporters due to the commanding lead in the polls. Trump is aware of the inflated expectations and criticized the media for potentially downplaying his victory if it falls short of the massive numbers. Strategists suggest that if Trump wins by more than 20 points and maintains over 50% support, the nomination race could be effectively over, but a narrower victory could keep the race competitive if the field consolidates.
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- Trump tests new ground game strategy in Iowa CNN
- The 2024 Republican presidential primary could be over in a month ABC News
- Donald Trump can't declare victory yet: 3 obstacles he faces in 2024 USA TODAY
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