Posted on 02/28/2016 3:22:15 PM PST by justlittleoleme
Which candidate are you most likely to vote for in the Texas Republican Presidential primary in 2016?
Asked of Republican primary voters
Ben Carson : 4%
Ted Cruz: 42%
John Kasich: 4%
Marco Rubio: 19%
Donald Trump:31%
If [First Choice Candidate Name] doesn’t get the nomination, who would most likely beyour second choice?
Asked of Republican primary voters
Ben Carson: 12%
Ted Cruz: 24%
John Kasich: 13%
Marco Rubio: 24%
Donald Trump : 16%
None of them : 11%
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GO TED GO!!!
>>What is wrong with you Texans. Get with the program.<<
If you’re not from Texas, you’ll never understand.
Your from Ohio....right?
I agree.
(1) Abbot's endorsement will help, he is incredibly popular here.
(2) Bringing in Cristie hurt. Doubling down with two obnoxious Yankees on stage preaching to us Texans is non-starter. I won't get into any salsa commercials as a comparison.
(3) Sessions endorsement is a back breaker outside of Texas., esp. points east from here.
I am afraid that his is Cruz' last hurrah. But it has been a good run.
GO TED GO!!!
As long as Cruz is under 50%, Trump wins.
I thought Texans were all about revolution.
No. Cruz knows what the definition of “is” is.
Hank
I heard a while back that Cruz is leading Trump in CA. Any new polls on this?
Trump stuck on 35%.
Bad Mojo.
I think the Rubio vote is not really for Rubio but for Jebbie.
That’s what I’ve read also, although I’m rooting for the other guy and I think it extremely unlikely Cruz will reach that, even though he will win a plurality.
Cruz won’t get nowhere near 155 out of Texas. Cruz would be lucky to beat Trump by 5% in Texas as he’ll under perform what this poll says. Delegates from other ST states:
50 Alabama.
28 Alaska
76 Georgia
42 Massachusetts
40 Arkansas
49 Virginia
29 Wyoming
43 Oklahoma
37 Colorado
16 Vermont
38 Minnesota
58 Tennessee
Trump will get the bulk of these. delegates
It’s already Trump 82 to 17 for Cruz.
That’s assuming all votes go to Cruz.
God Bless you for doing the right thing.
Oh yes...that “decisive” Iowa win.
More like “divisive” win, ‘cause the Cruzbots, in their animalistic orgy of mouthbreathing victory, caused a lot of irreparable damage.
Still waiting for that “devastating ground game” that St. Rafael, the hand picked cherub from Heaven, is going to unleash.
More like a “devastating foam party” will be unleashed by that political duo, the Havana Bois...
Yep...and Iowa....and maybe Guam. Yes, Guam....
The YouGov poll that's out today is probably reflected in candidate's internal polling numbers. Trump trounces both Rubio and Cruz 1-on-1.
This thing is over. And, if it wasn't over before Sessions, then it is now.
I expect a Newt endorsement in Georgia tomorrow to complete the blitzkrieg before Super Tuesday.
As the results start to roll in on Tuesday, I think a lot of calls will be made to campaigns, and I think a lot of money is going to dry up.
It would be a nice moment for Ted to win Texas and then suspend his campaign. He won't do it if Rubio doesn't, but he'll be getting calls, too.
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