Note: Combo is the combination of Won/Lost and Favorability
Posted on 01/15/2016 1:08:45 PM PST by BigEdLB
Gravis Marketing, a nonpartisan research firm, conducted a random survey of 1,693 registered Republican voters in the U.S. regarding the performance of the candidates during the Fox Business News primary debate. The poll has a margin of error of ± 2.4%. The total may not round to 100% because of rounding. The polls were conducted using automated telephone calls (IVR technology) and weighted by voting demographics. The poll was conducted for One America News Network.
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The Horse race looks pretty much like the running national poll numbers doesn’t it?
No matter how you look at the numbers they favor Trump as always.
Note: No participant from a Frank Luntz Focus Group was harmed in the making of this poll. ;-)
That seems about right.
It’s biased towards Trump supporters, which is also correct.
Cruz at a strong #2.
Rubio at a decent #3.
Everyone else a loser.
people who watched the debate Trump trounced Cruz.. not a surprise
This poll is correct, and I support Cruz. Trump won (not trounced). Cruz had only one bad segment that knocked him down to second place, yet had many good moments.
Oh my!!! Those suffering from TDS are going to have a massive flare-up when they see this!!!
.. Republicans are demanding a candidate with very strong leadership qualities,, Trump has that in spades.. Cruz has never lead anyone anywhere and comes across as meek and mild..Cruz’s strategy(and we all said this 6 months ago)was that Trump would implode during the fall months and he’d take over.. Trump hasn’t... it’s that simple
I was more referring to the poll numbers than the debate itself which Cruz did fine,, Rubio did catch Cruz in a bunch of flip fops at the end that landed pretty well too
Still too many candidates..... We need to be down to 3 or 4.
“Cruz’s strategy (and we all said this 6 months ago) was that Trump would implode during the fall months and he’d take over.. Trump hasn’t... it’s that simple”.
You’re right. The more interesting question is if Trump’s presence and success has helped more than hurt Cruz. Imagine a race without Trump. Would Rubio or Bush be effectively challenging?
I watched, Trump and Cruz both did well and Rubio did OK. Trump proved he can keep his lead by not faltering. Cruz show he is an excellent debater, but didn’t change his place as second. I’m a Cruz fan, but am OK with Trump. Rubio is the GOPe last hope as Jeb is dead. Carson showed he is only qualified for a post as Secretary in some harmless federal cabinet agency.
Ben Carson - Surgeon General
4: Trump, Cruz, Rubio, Christie
Agree!
It is past time to clear the field!
Jeb was annihilated again but it’s almost routine now.
IMO Cruz came out the loser on his back and forth with Rubio. Between that and the NY moment not his best night.
-— IMO Cruz came out the loser on his back and forth with Rubio. Between that and the NY moment not his best night. -—
Yeah. The Luntz focus group was unanimous in declaring Cruz the winner.
Cruz was forceful, knowledgeable and presidential. Trump looked like an amateur in comparison.
Ted’s best moments were his humiliation of Trump regarding the birther nonsense and his 2A answer.
That was my position until about a week ago. The Blowhard Trumpets have done enough damage now. I now will support the most conservative 3rd party candidate .
IF they want to be duped, that's there business. But not me.
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