Rudy’s ceiling is 30%. That’s it.
No, not really. Many other polls have had him around 36% or so-—quite a bit considering there are a half-dozen solid competitors. And when you look at the state-by-state SurveyUSA polls that show him whipping Hillary in OH, FL, NM, GA, KS, and tied in WI and within three in CT, then it’s pretty impressive. (Mitt and Fred aren’t within 3 points of Hillary in any of these states except GA and KS, although McCain does better than anyone in all of them.)
“Rudy’s ceiling is 30%. That’s it.”
Isn’t it reasonable to think that Rudy will draw some % of the undecideds, and as some of the other candidates drop out, shouldn’t he also get a % of that support as well?