The latest Blueprint poll questioned 781 Republicans and independents who voted for Haley in the primary or who said they wanted her as the Republican nominee. The majority of them, 59%, said they voted for Trump in 2020. But now, only 45% plan to cast their ballots for him again in 2024, marking a 14-point difference.

The survey shows that 66 percent of these Haley voters report having backed Trump in 2016, a percentage that dropped to 59 percent in 2020. Right now, only 45 percent say they plan to vote for Trump in November, as opposed to 36 percent planning to vote for Harris. Thirteen percent are undecided.

Republican and independent backers of the former U.N. ambassador are far more open to voting Democratic than four years ago.