CBS Entrance Polling: Trump 28 Cruz 23 RUBIO 22.... HRC 51 Bernie 42 MOM 3
Source: CBS News
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saltpoint
(50,986 posts)like a very convincing showing for his candidacy.
Shoulda eaten nails for breakfast and lunch.
saltpoint
(50,986 posts)is not even arguably alive.
big_dog
(4,144 posts)or south carolina
saltpoint
(50,986 posts)people probably called in to change the locks on their doors.
"Ben, you get on up there to New Hampshire! Don't quit now!"
big_dog
(4,144 posts)PatrynXX
(5,668 posts)hey tell your minions your not running
starroute
(12,977 posts)That's her official Secretary of State photo from January 2009. It seems odd that they couldn't find anything more current.
24601
(3,962 posts)On the Repugs, Cruz 28%, Trump 24%, Rubio 23% with 99% in
Rubio has the momentum - those choosing electability as most important factor go for him 2-1
Clinton & Sanders still too close to call Clinton cleaning up the over $100K per year, Sanders doing well with women under 45 who don't need HRC to see a woman president in their lifetime.
itsrobert
(14,157 posts)More than I expected. I guess we have a race for the next couple months at least
mpcamb
(2,875 posts)REPUBS
cruz- 29.4
trump- 26.3
rubio- 20
carson- 9.6
others under 5%
Dawson Leery
(19,348 posts)jmowreader
(50,562 posts)Since you asked...I think the fundamentalists will go Cruz rather than Trump. Trump will receive the majority of non-fundamentalists.
The GOP result rests on whether the Pissed At The World crowd or the Death Wish Christians get more people to the polls.
PatrynXX
(5,668 posts)figures Omalley got sunk faster than a block of wood
leftynyc
(26,060 posts)I don't know even one Hillary supporter that has committed to voting trump in the general. Not one.
blackspade
(10,056 posts)RBInMaine
(13,570 posts)RBInMaine
(13,570 posts)elmac
(4,642 posts)if he didn't have the DNC & news networks fighting him all the way.
RBInMaine
(13,570 posts)elmac
(4,642 posts)but there is so much corruption and money in the system it will take a miracle to put him in the highest office. As I type this MSNBC says Bernie is too far to the left to win a general election. The lies just keep coming, it will take a miracle.
billhicks76
(5,082 posts)And Bernie doesn't make excuses but if you think this is a fair fight then youre deluded. Wall St, weapons manufacturers, and Corporate Media are in the tank for Clinton. You do know this is why Bernie is running in the first place unlike those who do it for entitlement.
Odin2005
(53,521 posts)Dawson Leery
(19,348 posts)Trump and Cruz are both s**t. They will both be equally bad in the Presidency.
It doesn't matter which one is ahead.
Odin2005
(53,521 posts)humbled_opinion
(4,423 posts)nothing that we can do except .... HOLLAR WE TOLD YOU SO..... at the top of our lungs and even then they won't apologize that is how cloudy their vision has become...
trillion
(1,859 posts)Every one of them. Kinda glad I haven't run in to the Greens this year. My friends aren't saying anything. Of course between Hillary and
Jeb, I'd agree. However social policy differences and supreme court judges still make a difference.
stonecutter357
(12,697 posts)SunSeeker
(51,697 posts)StandingInLeftField
(972 posts)You gotta be kidding me...
iandhr
(6,852 posts)elmac
(4,642 posts)was a young lady saying "fucked up" on MSNBC, otherwise its like watching paint drying.
padfun
(1,787 posts)Well beyond the margin of error, on both sides.
pnwmom
(108,994 posts)In a county with only 2 delegates, for example, a candidate with 25% and another with 75% would get the same number of delegates. The same kind of thing happens in states with more than 2 delegates, but not to such an extreme. The effect is to minimize differences in vote totals when there are two candidates.
So either one of them could have a substantial lead in actual voters, but be behind or tied in delegate votes, depending on how the voters were distributed among the precincts.
Also, the number of delegates per precinct is affected by turnout -- from the election 4 years ago!
JudyM
(29,274 posts)trillion
(1,859 posts)ReallyIAmAnOptimist
(357 posts)Pathetic.
Joke.