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Christie 21%
Huckabee 17%
Jeb Bush 17%
Santorum 12%
Rubio 10%
Ryan 7%
Rand Paul 4%
Jindal 3%
-GOP voters clearly see Rand Paul, who has a solid 42/20 favorability rating, in a different light than his dad, who's at 36/49.
Looks like Ron's base might not translate to Rand as easy as we once thought. Lot's of undecided voters about Rand - don't know enough about him. You'd think another 3 years in the public eye + national debate stage people would grow his voter recognition. Hopefully Ron's Iowa base would translate well enough to make him competitive in early Iowa polling and leading him to winning that state. As we saw before, we would need to probably win Iowa to cement us as "top tier" and give us the momentum we need to win the nomination.
http://www.publicpolicypolling.com/...inton-and-christie-have-early-2016-leads.html
Huckabee 17%
Jeb Bush 17%
Santorum 12%
Rubio 10%
Ryan 7%
Rand Paul 4%
Jindal 3%
-GOP voters clearly see Rand Paul, who has a solid 42/20 favorability rating, in a different light than his dad, who's at 36/49.
Looks like Ron's base might not translate to Rand as easy as we once thought. Lot's of undecided voters about Rand - don't know enough about him. You'd think another 3 years in the public eye + national debate stage people would grow his voter recognition. Hopefully Ron's Iowa base would translate well enough to make him competitive in early Iowa polling and leading him to winning that state. As we saw before, we would need to probably win Iowa to cement us as "top tier" and give us the momentum we need to win the nomination.
http://www.publicpolicypolling.com/...inton-and-christie-have-early-2016-leads.html