Posted on 02/28/2016 3:22:15 PM PST by justlittleoleme
Which candidate are you most likely to vote for in the Texas Republican Presidential primary in 2016?
Asked of Republican primary voters
Ben Carson : 4%
Ted Cruz: 42%
John Kasich: 4%
Marco Rubio: 19%
Donald Trump:31%
If [First Choice Candidate Name] doesn’t get the nomination, who would most likely beyour second choice?
Asked of Republican primary voters
Ben Carson: 12%
Ted Cruz: 24%
John Kasich: 13%
Marco Rubio: 24%
Donald Trump : 16%
None of them : 11%
(Excerpt) Read more at scribd.com ...
I’m anti-Trump, so I like the results of this poll, but it’s YouGov and it’s pre-debate (and pre-Sessions endorsement), so I have serious doubts about its value.
Close, but no ceegar ... Cruz + Kasich + Carson = 47.9% according to the above -posted graph.
Want to put money on that—there’s always the third part option. FR will get no more money from me, with all the Trumpsters vitriolic words. Others may follow. Always possible to start another forum.
Yep. At the end of the day I expect a smoking greasy spot of hair oil where the Continually Caviling Canuban once stood.
If Newt endorses Trump, he’s got top of the line!! He knows the ropes and he’s a walking encyclopedia.
What is wrong with you Texans. Get with the program. This is a revolution.
Texas has been horribly watered down with mojados and carpetbaggers and scalawags over the past three decades. That changes a culture. Thus someone like the North American Union ‘Texan’ candidate, who worked for the New England hearted ‘Texan’ NWO president. Texas isn’t what it used to be even twenty years ago.
As I said before, I am aware that TX is not a winner take all. But again, it has a lot of delegates and that is why it is important.
Your friends and family are just telling you they are voting for Cruz, because they know you would be insufferable if you knew they actually voted for Trump.
I have a friend like that on FB. Had to shut up her one woman Angel Raphael cult until after the election.
Social and constitutional conservatives.
If Cruz had not rolled dirty on Carson, he might have gotten out.
When Cruz hits a dead end, gets out of the race, then throws his support & delegates behind Rubiamnesty, does that mean that you pretty much voted for Rubiamnesty?
not sure how he stands in California right now. I know several months back he was in the lead.
You're wrong for one major reason -- Texas allows early voting (ended Friday). There have been many votes already cast before Donald's recent endorsements, etc.
If there was not early voting, you probably would be right. My hunch is Trump takes a plurality of those who vote Tuesday but it won't be enough to overcome Cruz's lead amassed in early voting.
As the song goes, God Blessed Texas (not the 49 lesser states). :)
Texas is CRUZ country!!!!
See: http://home.conservativepartyusa.org/
(BTW: Join the Party)
Texas trusts it’s Senator.
Hopefully he still is. CA has a lot of electoral votes - not sure how many delegates.
Yup. The longer he stays in the more it splits things up and denies his BFF Mr. Bubble delegates. Plus it keeps Teddy spending his campaign stash. After FL it’ll likely be over.
Those Trump lines are going to be a mile long. The early voting WAS likely mostly Cruz. We’ll see how many really vote for the no-show Senator.
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