Here are some polls to vote on

Voted.
FOX poll.
2% Jeb Bush
5% Ben Carson
3% Chris Christie
5% Ted Cruz
35% Carly Fiorina
1% Mike Huckabee
2% John Kasich
3% Rand Paul
14% Marco Rubio
30% Donald Trump
1% Scott Walker
(9277 votes)

Survey Monkey
Answer Choices
Responses
Cruz
4.00% 4
Kasich
2.00% 2
Carson
9.00% 9
Fiorina
23.00% 23
Bush
3.00% 3
Trump
23.00% 23
Walker
1.00% 1
Rubio
19.00% 19
Huckabee
0.00% 0
Paul
14.00% 14
Christie
2.00% 2
Total

The Washington Times
Carly Fiorina 3051 (16%)
Marco Rubio 1255 (6%)
Donald Trump 8300 (44%)
Ben Carson 2837 (15%)
Jeb Bush 172 (0%)
Ted Cruz 3011 (16%)
Chris Christie 133 (0%)
John Kasich 186 (1%)
Rand Paul 968 (5%)
Scott Walker 92 (0%)
Mike Huckabee 160 (0%)

Flat Out Unconstitutional
Donald Trump 32.49% (90 votes)
Ted Cruz 30.32% (84 votes)
Rand Paul 19.86% (55 votes)
Carli Fiorina 6.5% (18 votes)
Ben Carson 5.42% (15 votes)
John Kasich 1.81% (5 votes)
Marco Rubio 1.81% (5 votes)
Jeb Bush 0.72% (2 votes)
Scott Walker 0.72% (2 votes)
Chris Christie 0.35% (1 votes)
Mike Huckabee 0% (0 votes)
 
I have a hard time believing Fiorina really has supporters voting in these polls for her to reach #1. It is either bots voting or the webmaster is padding votes for her.
 
It might be a good idea to create a thread just prior to the next debate & lock it on the top with all of the polls that are created before & after the debate. This way we won't have to hunt down all of these individual polls from multiple threads.
 
Debates have to be sanctioned by the RNC.

Technically speaking though, I think they could have a debate on the senate floor. If either of them captures the floor and they then yield it to each other in order to debate each other... Sound good in theory but my guess is the media would start blaming them both for 'using up valuable senate time'.
You mean they can be disqualified for candidacy for engaging a Democrat in a debate before the nominee is chosen?
 
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