This makes any other survey conducted so far almost without significance, no? Indeed, after a miniature break in the election data, recent Quinnipiac university surveys It turns out that five republican presidential hopes are now technically in the first place, winning 10 percent of the total voice. They are not in any special order, Jeb Bush, Marco Rubio, Scott Walker, Mike Huckabe and Ben Carson.
Wow:
A few other significant curiosities: Ted Cruz, for his part, took only six percent of the total vote, putting him comfortably in the middle of the herd. But with a huge 17 -percent support of Tea Party, he shows a great promise and potential as a presidential candidate, if he can slowly start winning over the centrists/moderate voters. Meanwhile, Mike Huckabe seems to be a favorite among Evangelicals and Social Conservatives. Indeed, he came strongly with 17 percent of this voice, suggesting that Rick Santorum has a huge mountain to climb if he hopes that he will win again. Finally, Marco Rubio, as many polls have already shown, seems to be a candidate who can best win at the Tea Party AND Establishment support. Simply put, he won over 12 percent of tea partners – and 13 percent of moderate/liberal republicans (with idle). In addition to Scott Walker, no one in the field seems to have a kind of two -digit appeal.
And although the only candidate in the race, Carly Fiorina, is trying to impress in polls, the good news is that if the first Republican debate took place today, all criteria would satisfy and therefore would be invited to invitation. participate:
In the top ten television debates are senator Rand Paul from Kentucky for 7 percent, US Senator Ted Cruz from Texas for 6 percent, Donald Trump at 5 percent, Governor of New Jersey Christopher Christie for 4 percent and Carly Fiorina and Governor Ohio John Kasich each 2 percent everyone.
I will leave you with This:
Not even close.
UPDATE: I should also add that no republican candidate is doing better (from the head) against Hillary Clinton than Rand Paul. He next to her Four percentage points (46/42).
