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Veterans For Trump Yard Sign. Former President Donald Trump easily won a handful of additional Republican caucuses this weekend, looking increasingly confident in his bid for the GOP nomination. However, new data from the Associated Press suggests that his easy victories hide a serious potential problem: Never-Trumpers aren’t changing their minds. According to the Associated Press, while the vast majority of Republicans appear to be enthusiastically behind Trump, a sizable proportion of those who voted in the first three GOP nominating contests say they will never vote for him in the general election. According to a survey of Republican voters, two in ten Iowa voters, one in three New Hampshire voters, and one-quarter of South Carolina voters said they would not vote for Trump. While those numbers aren’t huge, Trump needs every vote he can get to outperform himself in 2020, when he lost to Joe Biden, despite frequently denying it. The AP report did discover, however, that just because those voters stated that they did not want to vote for Trump—ever—did not mean they were Biden supporters. As gloomy as the AP’s findings were for Trump, Biden also received bad polling news on Sunday. According to the New York Times’ analysis of polling data, 47 percent of Biden’s voters strongly agree that he is too old to be an effective president, with another 26 percent somewhat agreeing. Biden, 81, is battling voter perceptions that he is too old and possibly senile to be president. In a sign of the times, where elderly politicians are the norm (the median age for U. S. senators is 65 and House members is 59), Trump comes out relatively in better shape in the NYT poll, with only 42% of his own voters believing he is too old to be an effective president.