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applegrove

(118,712 posts)
Sat Oct 31, 2015, 08:56 PM Oct 2015

Trump Trounces Carson By 14 Points in New National Poll

Trump Trounces Carson By 14 Points in New National Poll

By Todd Beamon at Newsmax

http://www.newsmax.com/Newsfront/poll-donald-trump-trounces-ben-carson/2015/10/28/id/699503/

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Just a day after a national poll showed Ben Carson leading Donald Trump in the Republican presidential contest, a new survey puts the billionaire developer 14 points ahead of the retired pediatric neurosurgeon.





The results of the Economist/YouGov Poll released Wednesday are:

Trump: 32 percent.
Carson: 18 percent.
Marco Rubio: 11 percent.
Jeb Bush and Ted Cruz: 8 percent.
John Kasich and Rand Paul: 4 percent.
Carly Fiorina: 3 percent.
Chris Christie and Mike Huckabee: 2 percent.
Lindsey Graham and Bobby Jindal: 1 percent.
Rick Santorum: 0.5 percent.

The Economist/YouGov results differed sharply with the results of a CBS/New York Times poll showing Carson over Trump, 26-22 percent.




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Trump Trounces Carson By 14 Points in New National Poll (Original Post) applegrove Oct 2015 OP
Box Turtle and Jindal are still around? hifiguy Oct 2015 #1
Lol vadermike Oct 2015 #2
I thought Graham was almost funny the other day shenmue Oct 2015 #3
Not like us are they? HassleCat Oct 2015 #4
The GOP is going to throw this election Hydra Oct 2015 #10
does this mean christie and huckabee will be out for next debate ? JI7 Oct 2015 #5
I would love to see that! world wide wally Oct 2015 #9
That will go to Trump's head Liberal_in_LA Oct 2015 #6
Carson makes trump appear reasonable. Warren Stupidity Oct 2015 #7
The ones below the top five... thesquanderer Oct 2015 #8
Trump's actually dead as a doornail nationally meir34 Nov 2015 #11
I'm predicting Rubio will get the nomination Matariki Nov 2015 #12

vadermike

(1,416 posts)
2. Lol
Sat Oct 31, 2015, 09:02 PM
Oct 2015

Trump now could very well be the nominee. We have a real shot of not only the WH , but possibly the house is in play especially in heavily Latino districts. I think NV CO VA NMare gonna be tough for the GOP if trump is the nominee. This is some crazy shit

shenmue

(38,506 posts)
3. I thought Graham was almost funny the other day
Sat Oct 31, 2015, 09:05 PM
Oct 2015

He was probably drunk.

He would still suck as president.

 

HassleCat

(6,409 posts)
4. Not like us are they?
Sat Oct 31, 2015, 09:15 PM
Oct 2015

The top two candidates are outsiders, people trying to come in and hijack the Republican Party. The GOP regulars seem to tolerate this pretty well. Of course, they don't have a candidate who has been the prohibitive favorite for years. I guess Rubio is pretty well connected inside the GOP, but I don't think any of them have the kind of intimate, long standing connections with their party that Clinton has with ours. I am expecting some sort of mainstream backlash against Trump, but it's not happening.

Hydra

(14,459 posts)
10. The GOP is going to throw this election
Sat Oct 31, 2015, 11:22 PM
Oct 2015

The plan was for Jeb to play it slow and come out in the end...but this pretty much round rejection of both parties established members and policies was not foreseen for some reason. They'll be fine with a Hillary presidency, but even that seems in doubt now.

I'm glad to see things moving, but I'm afraid of what will come when they realize the status quo has no support. Ugly things happen when the old guard don't want to step aside...

thesquanderer

(11,990 posts)
8. The ones below the top five...
Sat Oct 31, 2015, 10:31 PM
Oct 2015

...at this point are probably just hoping to be VP if anything.

Funny, the ist goes down to .5% and Pataki still doesn't make it.

meir34

(5 posts)
11. Trump's actually dead as a doornail nationally
Tue Nov 3, 2015, 07:27 PM
Nov 2015

First of all this poll is supposed to have a Republican sample of just under 1000. But nothing on how the sample was created, executed (phone, what percentage cell phones, phone? If so, what hours were calls made, etc) and over what period of time. Even so, according to the analysis at the link below, polls nationally show Trump with the highest unfavorables (along with Bush), relatively poor second choice numbers, and most polees have already formed an opinion of him-and it's more and more negative. An analysis demonstrates that he's peaked out and his campaign is dead. pragmaticliberalism.com

He does have his greatest strength in the south.

The Rep. nominee is likely to come from the trio: Rubio,Cruz and Bush. They'd dismiss Carson as a niche support candidate (evangelical Christians) but for Rupert Murdoch's apparent endorsement--meaning lot's of time on Fox.

Realistically with Biden out, the Democratic nomination is a done deal for Hillary.

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