Ted Cruz Gets Demolished in Three Key Demographics He Was Supposed to Win

TruthFeed ^ | 4/26/2016

[BlackFemaleArmyColonel]

The argument for Ted Cruz’s viability has always been based on his supposed appeal to 3 Key Demographics – Very Conservative Voters, Evangelicals, and Voters angry at the DC Establishment. In terrible news for Ted Cruz, Donald Trump not only outperformed Cruz in these categories, but outright dominated him in this Tuesday.

Connecticut Voters Angry with the Federal Government Went to Donald Trump by over a 3-1 Margin 65% Trump Cruz 17%.

Pennsylvania Voters Who Identify at White Born-Again or Evangelical Christians Went to Donald Trump by a 2-1 Margin 58% Trump 29% Cruz.

Very Conservative Maryland Voters went to Donald Trump by more than 2-1 61% Trump 28% Cruz.

The conclusion is obvious. If Ted Cruz can not win the demographics he is supposed to win, how can he win at all?

[PghBaldy]

One thing I know- he will speak too long, in turgid tone.

[80skid]

I didn’t get a Harrumpf out of that guy...

[ripnbang]

Wins? Wins what? 3rd place like tonigh?

[RedWulf]

Cruz is Rubio now, every third or forth place in some areas of NY is a win.

[grey_whiskers]

The Cruz campaign in a single photo:

Or maybe it should be this:

[mabelkitty]

Wow.
I’m three demographics in one person.
And I went Trump.

[MIA_eccl1212]

is it possible that those four points are what intended to do to start with? or is he just that stupid?

[mkjessup]

So. If Cruz wins, will you vote for him, sit home, or vote for Hillary? Just wondering.

Cruz ALREADY won, I voted for him in that "Who Is The Phoniest Asshole Running?" contest, and sure enough, Teddy by a mile!

You might as well be asking who will be the first to own their very own unicorn that craps Skittles(c) out of it's butt, because Cruz isn't going to be the nominee, ok?

[JerseyDvl]

Do you think that Cruz can reach HALF the delegates needed to get to the nomination?
Or more appropriately, half of the delegates that Trump gets?

If he gets so lucky.. Where will he get an increase of at least 100% of delegates in Cleveland?

[Cboldt]

Third party eligible candidate for me.

[nopardons]

There is absolutely NO POSSIBLE WAY for Teddy to be the nominee and he'll NEVER be president. Wake up and smell the coffee! Life in your little bubble is OVER...reality just bit you on the arse.

And NO, Cruz shan't win Indiana next week nor California or New Jersey.

[nopardons]

He can’t even beat KaSICKO for SECOND PLACE, in most states! LOL

[DoughtyOne]

I'm working on the figures this evening, and Real Clear Politics at this moment has supplied figures that reveal Tead needs 134.86 of the remaining delegates to achieve 1237.

I'm thinking that might be pretty hard to achieve.

Other supportive stats

[nopardons]

The GOP shall then join the WHIG PARTY on the dust heap of history!

[Yashcheritsiy]

RejecTed?

[Yashcheritsiy]

So your “what if tinkerbell were the candidate, who would you support?”

Is Tinkerbell even old enough to run for President?

[af_vet_1981]

First we have to help elect him, one step at a time. In Pennsylvania, with 78.1% of the precincts in, Democrats got 1,503,671 votes while Republicans received 1,405,058 votes.
In 2012, they received 808,115 votes while Obama was unopposed and did not need the votes.
In 2008, Democrats received 2,333,462 votes while Republicans got about 800,000 votes.

[MIA_eccl1212]

laughing out loud :-)

[MIA_eccl1212]

then there are those issues of him being a liar, a cheat and a traitor to the grass roots.

[af_vet_1981]

If these percentages hold up tonight, and granted they are the primary vote, the difference is Democrats 51.7% to Republicans 48.3%. This is closer than any vote since 2004 when Bush lost with 48.5%. It could indicate Pennsylvania is in play.