[AndyJackson]

This is obvious push polling. My results simply make no sense at all:: Ted Cruz 74% Marco Rubio 69% Jim Gilmore 69% Ben Carson 71% Jeb Bush 65% Donald Trump 66% John Kasich 68% Jim Webb 65% Hillary Clinton 51% Bernie Sanders 43%

I put Trump first, Cruz ehh, second- but went over the cliff and I am waiting to see if he survives the landing, and Bernie.

The pattern is patriots first hold my nose and run fast from all the others. Also Trump and Bernie have no love for the D.C. establishment. Cruz -????? Trump would actually do something. Bernied would just lock it up so nothing happens - not a bad outcome. Cruz???????

[austingirl]

A survey is not push polling. You answer honestly about your core principles and have a chance to weigh them as to their importance. If you are a conservative, Cruz will come out on top. If you are a conservative, that should be no surprise.

Trump is not conservative. Trump will be down near the commies. 54% on my survey for Trump, 30% for the Dimocrap/Socialist complex.

I don't know how the socialists even get to 30.

[Hoodat]

This is obvious push polling. My results simply make no sense at all:: Ted Cruz 74% Marco Rubio 69% Jim Gilmore 69%. . . Donald Trump 66% . . . I put Trump first

No push poll. All this means is that Ted Cruz's positions on the issues is closest to your own while Trump's are the farthest away. Here's an example. On the question about whether taxes should be raised on the highest income earners, I am guessing that you said 'no' as does Cruz, Rubio, Gilmore, etc. But Donald Trump says 'yes' as does Sanders. Thus the discrepancy. Nothing rigged about it.

[FoxyLady2]

My poll results:

Trump 84
Gilmore 81
Rubio 80
Bush 73
Carson 70
Cruz 69
Kasich 61

Well, it got the first one right. I’m 200% pro-Trump.