ARG NH - Trump 34, Rubio 14, Kasich 13

ARG ^ | 2/4/2016 | ARG

[ripnbang]

Which will prob beat Cruz supporting history that Iowa, though exciting, is usually meaningless.

[usafa92]

I’ve challenged Cruz supporters to name me one state that Romney lost that they feel Cruz can win. I’m still waiting...

[Resolute Conservative]

Yeah and they were real good ones too...

[patq]

“I think Cruz will surprise again.”

You mean cheat again?

[who knows what evil?]

As I understand it, Democrats can't cross over. Independents can vote in either primary.

I used to 'live' in that dump. 'Democrats' = 'Independents'. Democrats actually have informal meetings to see which GOP candidate they will support.

[TexasCruzin]

Guess again. Trump is up 3 points from last week’s ARG.

[ScottWalkerForPresident2016]

Fourth or fifth place for Teddy Boy in a few days. He's actually going to finish behind John Kasich anywhere. How humiliating.

[grania]

New Englanders may not be fond of the "shaming" letter, which is an invasion of privacy. Could it be that Cruz campaign shenanigans don't look real good from the outside, looking in?

On a positive note, it does seem that Cruz has succeeded in creating a comraderie among some of the candidates....against him.

[fooman]

He didnt cheat. Carson gave CNN every impression of quitting.

Ted’s team was right to point this out.

Since 2000, we have stated we needed a tough canvasser on our side and we got one.

Talk to me when Ted’s districts vote 105% for him like Hillary and Obama.

[Zhang Fei]

Tough to under-sample the ones in soviet Red Hampshire since there are only 5 or 6 of them in the first place.

Given the fact that in the past 2 decades, Republicans have won more victories in Congress and the Senate, I'd say it's a purple state. Note that Dubya won NH in 2000 and lost it by less than 2% in 2004.

[CA Conservative]

Sorry, that was last week, but the most recent ARG poll was last weekend. If you look on the RCP web site you will see the following:

2/2 - 2/3 Trump 34 Rubio 14 Cruz 12 Kasich 13
1/29-1/31 Trump 34 Rubio 11 Cruz 10 Kasich 16

So since Iowa, Trump has not moved, but Cruz and Rubio have gained on him.

[Techjock]

He was way up in Iowa too. My NY election result prediction: Trump 21%, Rubio 17%, Kasich 13%, Bush 12%, Cruz 9%. Next day Headline: Establishment candidates led by Rubio head to South Carolina with new Momentum. (Because Trump’s man child ego won’t allow him to manage the expectations game.)

[Techjock]

NH election prediction... sorry typo.

[Heartlander]

You are obviously entitled to your opinions and speculations...

Fact: NH is liberal
Fact: Trump currently commands the lead in liberal NH

[jwalsh07]

Got any money you want to bet on Cruz over under being 10?

[Maceman]

Cruz will be in steady decline from Iowa, not dissimilar to Huck and Santorum in the past.

Well, I don't know what the future will be. But I don't believe that Huck or Santorum had the money or the organization to capitalize on wins in Iowa the way Cruz does.

I don't expect Cruz to do well in NH. But I do expect that he will do extremely well in the south.

We'll see.

[CatOwner]

Trump was never “way up” in Iowa.

[who knows what evil?]

Given the fact that in the past 2 decades, Republicans have won more victories in Congress and the Senate, I'd say it's a purple state.

"Republicans"? Ayotte? Guinta? The Sununu cartel? LOL!

[Zhang Fei]

Republicans"? Ayotte? Guinta? The Sununu cartel? LOL!

Without these kinds of "Republicans", we wouldn't have a Senate or a Congressional majority. And we wouldn't have a hope of winning the presidency. Like it or not, the Republican party is a coalition, and diehard right-wingers like us are just the biggest part of the coalition. They can't win without us, but we can't win without them either.

[RitaOK]

Thank you so much!

Great job, New Hampshire!

The media hasn’t much noticed, as it is busy doing the work of the establishment in fawning over little Rubio Bubble Boy.

TRUMP needs to collect some supporters there in New Hampshire and send them down to South Carolina to battle with the Hallelujah Chorus charade CRuse is running on voters.