well this is good. but how does it translate to primaries: some are winner take all, some aren’t
The trends are good. He is even to ahead in South Carolina. Tied for second in Iowa. His main opponents in both states have a huge amount of baggage (soft on crime, sanctuary cities, in Mitt’s case: $50 abortions in his socialized medicine plan) which is just now starting to come out. Elections are about issues and Fred agrees with the majority of the Republican base on the majority of the issues. That is why he is going to win.
“well this is good. but how does it translate to primaries: some are winner take all, some aren’t”
What we may see is what is likely to be the same scenario with billary: lose Iowa but win New Hampshire and so on ontil Super Tuesday in February..This will test the strengths and weaknesses of the candidates as they are ‘pinged’ between the states primaries. Hard to say what will happen- this poll gives a good read on the fav/unfav of the candidates. could be neck and neck between FT and RG and MR, looks like RP and MH may be goners sooner or later; hard to tell what will happen to JMc, may depend on the weather, solar flareups and the price of tea in India/s...