A group of Iowa voters is tracking as part of a voterfocused reporting project beginning in Iowa because it votes first in the GOP nominating contest . The goal is to watch the presidential race through the voters eyes and life experiences and see what if anything leads them to change their voting preferences or at this early stage in the nominating process at least how they stack their favorites . Nikki Haley made a strong impression and Vivek Ramaswamy stirs an undercard version of the Trump GOP divide . As the only woman in the Republican field there is potential opportunity for her in the fastgrowing Des Moines suburbs where Trump is weakest and where many moms like Sarcone talk openly of trying to wrest the Republican Party back from him . The group hopes that one consensus emerges before Iowa voting kicks off the voting in January . Some people may have found that Trump may have come across some attractive about the alternative to him . Some of the voters are still looking for a consensus that Trump might pull some of their votes away from the Republican voters . But some of them are looking for an alternative to the Republican candidate to replace him. The group is hoping that one of them might pull away some of the GOP voters from the suburban mothers. Who knows that Trump could pull away from him. So far, they have found some of these voters might have found him. Who else is looking for him. What else is going to do? What else to do to do for them? What do you want to do with your own voters? Share your thoughts? Share it with us with us at CNN iReport. Back to Mail Online. Back Back to the page you’ve come from iReport . Back to The Wall Street iReport’s Back to Back To the page
Some Iowa voters shift favorites after GOP debate, while Ramaswamy stokes a
