[Boardwalk]

While I loved Cain, I loved him in spite of the fact that I knew he would never be elected. I have a much different feeling with Trump!

[Kozy]

Analysis believes that Bush is a republican. He isn’t and we know it.

[Vigilanteman]

I cannot figure out any logical reason why Jeb Bush would get even 11% of the voters who consider themselves to the right of the Republican Party.

Jeb makes even Mitt Romney look like a conservative, for heaven's sake! At least Romney didn't go out of his way to promote open borders and poke conservatives in the eye with a sharp stick.

[Helicondelta]

Herman Cain had to drop out of the race because of a sex scandal. Nobody knows if he could have won the nomination.

[smokingfrog]

People like Trump because they see him as being patriotic.

O-bummer never misses an opportunity to say something bad about America, and people are sick of it.

[RoosterRedux]

ping

[exnavy]

So sad. So many duped by an open socialist.

[Jane Long]

Finally, GOP primary voters, who place themselves to the left of the Republican Party....

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What the heck is that about?

[JediJones]

How do people to the right of the GOP place Bush in 2nd, higher than other groups? It’s either a bad poll or another sign that Republican primary voters simply do not understand conservative ideology. Especially compared to Democrat primary voters who are well-versed in liberal ideology. But then conservatives don’t have the benefit of taught their ideology from grades K through grad school.

[GOPJ]

Any polls on how Trump is doing with Democrats?

[Alas Babylon!]

For goodness sakes!

Right    Middle    Left
23%           23%      25%

A TWO percent difference...

So what is the margin of error?

From the poll:

The Bayesian confidence interval for 1,000 interviews is 3.5, which is roughly equivalent to a margin of error of ±3.1 at the 95% confidence level.