RASMUSSEN POLL: 23 percent of Republicans think GOP shouldn't nominate Trump

The conservative-leaning Rasmussen Reports poll released Thursday found that 23 percent of likely Republican voters across the country think that their party should “find someone other than Trump to be their nominee,” according to the survey results.

The poll found that 70 percent said the Republican Party should stick with Trump, while 7 percent were undecided.

Nevertheless, 95 percent of likely Republican voters surveyed said they see Trump as their likely nominee. Eighty-five percent said it’s “very likely.”

Among all likely voters, 87 percent said that Trump is likely to be the GOP nominee, according to Rasmussen Reports. Seventy-four percent of voters said that it’s very likely.

However, an even split of overall respondents — 45 percent to 45 percent — disagreed over whether Trump should serve as the Republican nominee when asked if the party should find someone else to nominate.

Those under 40 are the strongest believers that the GOP needs to look elsewhere for a nominee.

Twenty-eight percent of Democratic voters said in a separate Rasmussen Reports poll that their party should find a candidate other than former Vice President Joe Biden (D) to run as their nomine

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