The spread is even more dramatic with likely primary voters. Cruz drops only 6 points among all Republicans, but drops 9 with likely primary voters. Trump, meanwhile, is even higher among likely voters, sitting at 44 instead of 40. The upward trajectory of Trump and the downward spiral of Cruz are highly visible on the graphs no matter how you put them. Trump also dominates Cruz in a one on one fight, having about 50 percent of the vote to Cruz's roughly 20, the rest going into the "not vote" category. That graph also shows a big jump for Trump and a big drop for Cruz.
That’s going to leave a mark.
But, when you live in BizarroWorld, it’s opposite day, every day :)