[livius]

Er, not from what I’ve read.

[SaxxonWoods]

Reuters has great filters that you can play with to see how the candidates compare.

Some other pollsters have the same.

At Reuters, the categories for R primaries are:

Leans liberal
Leans conservative
Somewhat conservative
Very conservative

If you filter for leans liberal you don’t get numbers, it says the sample size is too small. If you combine the two “leans” Trump leads.

Trump leads in the Somewhat and Very categories too. By a lot. Those are large enough that you can filter for them individually. The difference is tiny though.

The most striking thing is the consistency across all the categories.

[freespirit2012]

I guess different polls can say different things-- but here is one sample----

"Trump's lead is clearly significant, however, and the poll finds him well ahead of the field among a range of GOP subgroups. He leads among both men and women, younger and older voters, white evangelicals, conservatives and both self-identified Republicans and independents who lean toward the party."

http://www.cnn.com/2016/01/26/politics/donald-trump-ted-cruz-polling/