Will Rand Paul Win 2015 CPAC Straw Poll? (update: Rand WINS!)

[Krugminator2]

I guess Rand must have won since they don't seem very eager to announce the results.

He did.
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2015/feb/28/cpac-2015-see-the-full-straw-poll-results/

25.7 Sen. Rand Paul
21.4 Gov. Scott Walker
11.5 Sen. Ted Cruz
11.4 Dr. Ben Carson

 

[tangent4ronpaul]

Fox camera person needs to be fired - and you can see the results in this slide (does not look at slide)

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[jct74]

basically they are going to announce the results when they originally said they would. stupid...

 

[freejack]

Is this for real?

 

[tangent4ronpaul]

25.7 Sen. Rand Paul
21.4 Gov. Scott Walker
11.5 Sen. Ted Cruz
11.4 Dr. Ben Carson
8.3 Former Gov. Jeb Bush
4.3 Former Sen. Rick Santorum
3.7 Sen. Marco Rubio
3.5 Donald Trump
3.0 Carly Fiorina
2.8 Gov. Chris Christie
1.1 Former Gov. Rick Perry
0.9 Gov. Bobby Jindal
0.8 Former Gov. Sarah Palin
0.3 Former Gov. Mike Huckabee
0.3 Former Ambassador John Bolton
0.1 Sen. Lindsey Graham
0.1 Former Gov. George Pataki

1.0 Undecided
0.7 Other

 

[Warlord]

Percent Candidate

25.7 Sen. Rand Paul
21.4 Gov. Scott Walker
11.5 Sen. Ted Cruz
11.4 Dr. Ben Carson
8.3 Former Gov. Jeb Bush
4.3 Former Sen. Rick Santorum...

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[William Tell]

7 in 10 said peace through strength.

 

[orenbus]

4 in 10 thinks MJ should be legalized.

 

[Bastiat's The Law]

I'm not sure about those numbers.

 

[robertwerden]

http://www.breitbart.com/big-govern...buy-cpac-straw-poll-with-bused-in-supporters/

 

[Jan2017]

USA Today was fair and encouraging in an issue earlier this previous week . . .

at least mentioning Rand's - and Ron Paul's - previous CPAC wins.




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Jeb at 8 % . . . single digits . . . awe . . . he won't make the cut to be in the debates . . . (*jokin')
- a marginal candidate lol

 

[Krugminator2]

I'm not sure about those numbers.

The Washington Times runs the poll for CPAC, or at least they always have in the past. I highly doubt they would publish the wrong numbers in their own paper.

 

[economics102]

The Washington Times numbers appear to be correct. They just announced Jeb Bush at 8%.

 

[puppetmaster]

Rand Wins

 

[Brian4Liberty]

Rand wins.
Walker
Ted Cruz
Carson 11%
Jeb 8%

 

[philipped]

LITBOYS

 

[economics102]

Answer: Hell no.

 

[Crashland]

Wow that was probably the least professional announcement I've seen of the CPAC straw poll results. Rand won at least, but I'm sure the story will be Walker.

 

[RonPaulFanInGA]

25.7 Sen. Rand Paul
21.4 Gov. Scott Walker
11.5 Sen. Ted Cruz
11.4 Dr. Ben Carson
8.3 Former Gov. Jeb Bush
4.3 Former Sen. Rick Santorum
3.7 Sen. Marco Rubio
3.5 Donald Trump
3.0 Carly Fiorina
2.8 Gov. Chris Christie
1.1 Former Gov. Rick Perry
0.9 Gov. Bobby Jindal
0.8 Former Gov. Sarah Palin
0.3 Former Gov. Mike Huckabee
0.3 Former Ambassador John Bolton
0.1 Sen. Lindsey Graham
0.1 Former Gov. George Pataki

1.0 Undecided
0.7 Other

(3,007 votes cast Feb. 25-27 at the Conservative Political Action Conference. Conducted by the Polling Company Inc./WomenTrend)

I like how after the Breitbart/conservative blogger freak-out that Jeb Bush had supporters coming in by bus, he got all of 8.3%.

 

[Matt McGuire]

The presentation was really awkward, drawn out, and unprofessional. I liked previous years, when the guy just announced the results straight up.

That said, happy to see Rand's win as the Drudge headline