That only adds up to 80%
if Cruz’s surge is real why are his crowd not as large as Trump’s?
since the nominee will likely be known by then, so what?
“Cruz and trump now sit atop the Republican presidential field in California. But, other poll data Show trump to be in a much weaker Position among this state’s Republicans, as well as its overall Electorate.
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Despite the closeness of the standings between Cruz and Trump, other results from the poll indicate that Trump is in a weaker position than Cruz, and in some respects Rubio, among all GOP voters, as well as the broader statewide electorate. For example, just 11% of likely GOP voters name Trump as their second choice preference for president, while twice as many (22%) say this in regard to Cruz. Another 14% choose Rubio as their second choice.
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When GOP voters are asked what their reactions would be should each of six Republican candidates become their party’s standard-bearer, there is greater anxiety about Trump than any of the other leading GOP candidates. While 55% of Republicans say they would be enthusiastic or satisfied if Trump were to win the Republican presidential nomination, greater than four in ten (43%) would be dissatisfied or upset. By comparison, 74% would be enthusiastic or satisfied should Cruz win the nomination, while just 21% of the state’s Republican electorate would be dissatisfied or upset. In addition, 67% of Republicans would be enthusiastic or satisfied with Rubio as their nominee, while just 24% would be dissatisfied or upset. “
http://www.field.com/fieldpollonline/subscribers/Rls2521.pdf
This is an amazing development if really true. In any case it looks like Cruz or Trump.
When’s the California primary again? November 2020?
(Yes, know it’s June 7). In any event, it’s a long, long way off. Trump will likely have secured the nomination by then.