Monmouth, Paul at 4%

[limequat]

Geez the polls sure as hell are coming out today.

When Republicans and Republican-leaning voters are asked who they would support for the GOP
nomination for president, Donald Trump continues to lead the pack at 28%, Ben Carson remains in
second at 18%, and Ted Cruz holds third at 10%. They are followed by Carly Fiorina (6%), Marco Rubio
(6%), Jeb Bush (5%), Mike Huckabee (4%), Rand Paul (4%), and Chris Christie (3%). None of the other
six candidates garners more than one percent support.

http://www.monmouth.edu/assets/0/32...1087/1c284c69-c5e0-4498-bd3b-797b7ba1be54.pdf

 

[limequat]

Worth noting, Monmouth lists the demographics of the poll. They have a full %62 under the age of 54. CNN has about 1/3 under the age of 50. Not apples to apples, but interesting.

 

[limequat]

Another interesting point, this poll has Rand with in one point of Jeb! the establishment favorite, and within 2 points of Rubio the rising star.

 

[limequat]

Also, with the 3 polls today, Rand is well ahead of Christie and Kasich in the RCP averages, and Rand is showing -finally- a distinct upward trend.

 

[CPUd]

The ABC/Washington Post poll should be released either after 6PM today or some time tomorrow (CNBC debate cutoff). The Dem results are already released.

 

[Liberty74]

Also, with the 3 polls today, Rand is well ahead of Christie and Kasich in the RCP averages, and Rand is showing -finally- a distinct upward trend.

I wouldn't go there just yet but if Rand breaks out of the 3-6% mark and moves into the say 8-12% watch out especially in Iowa and NH. Give it time....

 

[CPUd]

I wouldn't go there just yet but if Rand breaks out of the 3-6% mark and moves into the say 8-12% watch out especially in Iowa and NH. Give it time....

He won't do that with 10+ in the race. Maybe with 8.