ARG NH - Trump 34, Rubio 14, Kasich 13

ARG ^ | 2/4/2016 | ARG

[usafa92]

No article just the link.

[manc]

Rubio will go more if Cruz and Trump voters and their staff keep acting like some on her lately.

I wish both camps would see the bigger picture, but their bias and hatred now, also taking things is personal has given them derangement syndrome.

[austinaero]

I think Kasich will actually beat St. Cruz in NH

[freedomjusticeruleoflaw]

Cruz will not break 10%.

[CA Conservative]

Cruz is actually up 2 in this poll from the last one, Rubio is up 3, Kasich is down 3, and Trump is static again. Hmmm, that makes 4 NH polls in a row where Trump has either stayed static or gone down...

[ground_fog]

Cabana boy...lol I love it

[patq]

This can’t be right because it doesn’t match the one outlier poll from PPP (D). Wow, I though for sure that Cruz’s phony preacher routine would do well across the country. It’s probably hard to show you are a Christian while you are stabbing fellow Christians in the back behind the scenes. At least Trump does not say one thing in private and another in public. Ted...Canadian values.

[chris37]

I would advise this to Mr. Trump.

Just because a poll says that you are going to win does not mean that you are going to win.

When you can say I just won that state, then you can say you are winning, but not until then.

Polls don’t actually mean anything.

[CatOwner]

Not completely. There will be some states, like Texas, where Cruz will do well (as expected). But I have had and continue to have concerns about Cruz’s ability to muster up an Electoral victory over Hillary. She will not need to defend the Northeast or West states, just needing to defend/attack the battleground states.

[ilgipper]

Kasich has lived in NH for months to get to this level of support. Unless Rubio sucks his votes away, he’s going to be 12-15%.

[who knows what evil?]

...so which GOP candidate will Democrats be crossing over to vote for in this ‘open primary’? Bush? Rubio?

[smoothsailing]

What you said! 8^)

[fooman]

I think Cruz will surprise again.

Remember, he has his libertarian side sells well in NH.

[who knows what evil?]

It’s possible that it undersamples the Cruz voter demographic - religious and very conservative voters who tend to turn out rain or shine.

Tough to under-sample the ones in soviet Red Hampshire since there are only 5 or 6 of them in the first place.

[Heartlander]

Again, it is a very liberal state which explains why Trump commands the lead right now - the last time the GOP won NH in the general was in 2000...

[who knows what evil?]

Congratulations, Red Hampshire...you’ve pushed Vermont out of the top 10!

[ScottWalkerForPresident2016]

Who gives a shiite what NH thinks?

Who gives a "shiite" what IA thinks?

New Hampshire, unlike Iowa, picked the GOP presidential nominees in 2008 and 2012.

[rrrod]

Is polling better in NH or can we expect the same as Iowa?

[CA Conservative]

...so which GOP candidate will Democrats be crossing over to vote for in this 'open primary'? Bush? Rubio?

As I understand it, Democrats can't cross over. Independents can vote in either primary.

[who knows what evil?]

New Hampshire, unlike Iowa, picked the GOP presidential nominees in 2008 and 2012.

...then they vote Obama in the general.

[TexasCruzin]

Trump polls at 51% in Massachusetts.