Key takeaways:
- The Republican field is led by former President Donald Trump, who has a wide lead in the polls.
- The Republican candidates will have to make their case to voters in the limited time remaining before the Iowa caucuses.
- The debate on Wednesday will be the third Republican presidential debate of 2023 and will be a key opportunity for the candidates to make their case to voters.
With just 68 days until the start of voting in the 2023 presidential election, the Republican candidates have little time to make their case to voters. The Republican field has been reluctant to challenge front-runner Donald Trump, but now face a new challenge as they take the debate stage in Miami on Wednesday.
The debate comes one day after Democrats had a strong showing in elections across the country, providing a snapshot of voters’ attitudes one year from the presidential election. Ohio voters chose overwhelmingly to enshrine the right to an abortion in the state constitution, becoming the first GOP-led state to do so since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade.
The Republican field is led by former President Donald Trump, who has a wide lead in the polls. However, former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie has been the only candidate to take on the former president since the campaigns began this spring.
The Republican candidates will have to make their case to voters in the limited time remaining before the Iowa caucuses. They will have to make a strong argument to voters in order to stand out from the crowded field and challenge Trump’s lead.
The debate on Wednesday will be the third Republican presidential debate of 2023 and will be closely watched by political observers. It will be a key opportunity for the candidates to make their case to voters and demonstrate why they are the best choice for the Republican nomination.
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