New WI Poll: Trump 42, Cruz 32, Kasich 23

American Research Group ^ | 04/04/2016 | American Research Group

[GIdget2004]

Likely Republican Primary Voters Apr 1-3 Cruz 32% Kasich 23% Trump 42% Other * Undecided 3%

[Man from Oz]

Aw, go pee up a rope.

MFO

[Conservative Gato]

Dun worry about it, Yash is just bein’ sarcastic. Great impression of a loony Cruzie, am I rite? Took me a few seconds to realize that it wasn’t real too; that’s how bad they’ve gotten.

Lack of sarcasm tag does not make this funny at all.

CGato

[PA Engineer]

Sarcasm.

[M. Thatcher]

See, that’s proof that Trump can’t catch his poll numbers, while Cruz exceeds them

In this case Trump's result was 3 points lower than the ARG poll, and Rubio's vote was 3 points higher.

It was nevertheless by all accounts a Trump blowout, so much so that Rubio left the race immediately.

Cruz's final "exceeded" the poll by 1 point. If you want to brag on Cruz getting 17 percent of the Florida vote, feel free.

[Conservative Gato]

I thought sarcasm had to be tagged here because there is no way in h*ll that we can read people’s minds reading on a message board.

It really is the civil an common courtesy thing to do, otherwise gotcha posts only belong on uncivil message boards (and trust me, I’ve been on plenty of those).

CGato

[Roccus]

You've got heads exploding all over the place!!!

Others have taken it up also!!!!

Best laughs I've had so far this season!!

I LOVE IT!!

...or do I ?

[ScottinVA]

Well... You need to review the transcript of Trump’s interview with the WaPo’s editorial staff on subject of China. It’s ... shall we say .. classic
Trumpspeak. The guy’s a mess.

[PA Engineer]

It would have helped.

[formerliberal_nowconservative]

Listening to Hannity on the radio interviewing Cruz.

Hannity..You have called on John Kasich to withdraw from the race as he has no pathway to 1,237. If you reach a point where you can’t reach 1,237 before the convention will you withdraw from the race?

Cruz...I have a pathway to 1,237 on the second ballot. Donald Trump can not win the general election without republican voters and I will win the nomination at the convention on the second ballot. Donald Trump can not win the nomination.

Hannity..Are you saying that if Donald Trump arrives at the convention with 1,236 delegates that he should not win the nomination?

Cruz...If Donald Trump arrives at the convention with 1,236 delegates then he will not be the nominee, I will win the nomination on the second ballot. If Donald Trump can not win the delegates with republican voters before the convention he can not win the general election and I will be the nominee.

Odd that with all that Ted Cruz doesn’t explain how he can win the nomination and general election by coming to the convention with far less support from the voters than Donald Trump if Trump arrives with 1,236 delegates which would mean Cruz would likely have far less than Trump.

[PapaBear3625]

IMO, they have no fear at all and already have plans in place to sandbag any contenders for their seats, which they believe are theirs by divine right.

If I were Trump, I probably would have identified the main GOP-E politicians, and told them:

Yes, you can screw with me. You might even be successful. But do you REALLY want me to take my organization, my money, and my VERY enthusiastic supporters, and go on a rampage where I set up primary opponents for each and every one of you m-----f----- in 2016, 2018, and 2020?

Because I will. You know I will, if you piss me off enough.

[Hawthorn]

>> It’s not April fools day <<

Well, who knows? Part of the poll was taken on April 1st.

[little jeremiah]

If you were a REAL conservative, you’d OBVIOUSLY vote for Ted Cruz.

Anyone who doesn’t vote for Ted Cruz hates Jesus and America.

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And hates puppy dogs and kitty cats, too.

[GilGil]

Florida:
ARG March 11-13
Trump 49
Rubio 24
Cruz 16
Kasich 8

FL primary March 15
Trump 46
Rubio 27
Cruz 17
Kasich 7
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Nice stats

[GilGil]

Trump never said she was ugly. Find the quote I dare you!

[DuncanWaring]

I ain’t staying home.

But I ain’t voting for any GOPe-designated candidate, either.

[TontoKowalski]

Lyin' Ted has been camped out in Wisconsin for a while.

My sense is that he's worn out his welcome. The more you see, the less there is to like.

[LowOiL]

Sample Size: 400 completed telephone interviews among a random sample of likely Republican primary voters living in Wisconsin (240 self-reported Republicans and 160 self-reported independents and Democrats.

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So the sample size was not 400, but 240 self reported Republicans. What makes a you "likely voter"... if you select a number higher than what? Plus to take this survey you had to have a land line, no cell phones. Notice how many republican there suddenly is compared to democrats. Are democrats hard to find, don't have land lines, or lying about which side they really are on?

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Using a scale of 1 to 10, with 1 meaning that you will definitely not vote in the 2016 Republican presidential primary and 10 meaning that you will definitely vote in the 2016 Republican presidential primary, what number would you give as your chance of voting in the 2016 Republican presidential primary?

[Hawthorn]

>> Not a great poll <<

Come tomorrow night, we’ll know if it’s the best poll of the season, or the worst poll of the season!

(And by the way, did you look at the breakdown between landline and cell respondents? Something seems very strange there.)

[xzins]

They need to vote...the idea is to discourage them from voting

[CARTOUCHE]

Cruz is going alright. Right down the Clevis Multrum.