Cruz won Texas on Drudge “who won the debate?” poll, but nowhere else; what now for supporters?

Coach is Right ^ | 1/15/16 | Kevin "Coach" Collins

[Oldpuppymax]

Donald Trump has done it again. The Drudge post-debate survey shows he won going away with more than 54% and beat Ted Cruz by about 19 points.

The internal results of the Drudge Report’s on line one vote per person survey show Texas Senator Ted Cruz barely pulled out his home state 46/44 over Trump.

The follow numbers appear on twitter but it was not possible to find an individual link for the data on a state by state basis. Those who want to draw some comfort from telling themselves that these numbers are suspect are welcome to do so; but here they are.

Note Trump numbers are rounded down and Cruz numbers are rounded up to provide the clearest picture possible.

As per Drudge, those voting from Florida supported Trump by 58/28.

Those voting from New York supported Trump 58/29.

Those voting from South Carolina supported Trump 50/36.

Those voting from New Hampshire supported Trump 51/34.

Those voting from Iowa supported Trump 48/37.

Of perhaps worse news for Cruz is that a new Reuters/Ipsos survey shows that 25% of Republicans think he is not eligible...

[Reaper19]

IF online polls were relevant, Ron Paul would’ve been our candidate the last few elections rather than a 3% primary loser.

[Breto]

I m not a lemming I dont do mezemerizing svengalies

[CottonBall]

Wasn’t meant to you personally, just the thread as a whole.

[xzins]

The concept of a “focus group” is a sham. No 20 people are going to be representative sstatistically of the nation.

[jaydee770]

[Breto]

roger that