The national polls don’t tell us much at this point but the state primary polls do. I see a pattern that looks familiar.
A so-called moderate/liberal leads big, and so-called conservatives and moderate-conservatives are splitting the vote and trailing as the voters aren’t gravitating to any one candidate.
We know where this led in the last two presidential elections. This time it is working in favor of the wild card, or Trump card if you will. For now. Always have to say for now as polls are an ever-changing snapshot.
The most consistent thing about this campaign is Trump’s trajectory and position since he entered the race.
It is nice to see Cruz finally moving up though, and I wish him well. May the best man win.
Many people discount the value of national polls. Correction....many people, whose candidate is not in the lead nationally, discount the value of national polls. Those people nationally all live in one of the 50 states. It may not be a one-to-one ratio, but it sure indicates a trend, or they wouldn’t do the poll. And ask any of the other candidates which position they’d rather be at this point in the process...where DJT is, or there position?