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Race 4 2016 Weekly Readers Poll
Who is your first choice for the Republican nomination for president?
Gov. Jeb Bush
Dr. Ben Carson
Gov. Chris Christie
Sen. Ted Cruz
Mrs. Carly Fiorina
Gov. Jim Gilmore
Sen. Lindsey Graham
Gov. Bobby Jindal
Gov. Mike Huckabee
Gov. John Kasich
Gov. George Pataki
Sen. Rand Paul
Gov. Rick Perry
Sen. Marco Rubio
Sen. Rick Santorum
Mr. Donald Trump
Gov. Scott Walker
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Who are your TOP 3 choices for the Republican nomination for president?
Gov. Jeb Bush
Dr. Ben Carson
Gov. Chris Christie
Sen. Ted Cruz
Mrs. Carly Fiorina
Gov. Jim Gilmore
Sen. Lindsey Graham
Gov. Mike Huckabee
Gov. Bobby Jindal
Gov. John Kasich
Gov. George Pataki
Sen. Rand Paul
Gov. Rick Perry
Sen. Marco Rubio
Sen. Rick Santorum
Mr. Donald Trump
Gov. Scott Walker
Has your first choice for the Republican nomination for president changed in the last 6 months?
Yes
No
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Do you think one or more of the current 17 candidates will drop out before the next debate (Sept. 16)?
Yes, one will drop out
Yes, more than one will drop out
No
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Will Jeb Bush win any states' primary or caucus?
Yes, he will win MORE than one state
Yes, he will win ONE state
No, he will not win ANY states
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Will Scott Walker be a factor in the race when voting begins in February 2016?
Yes, he will be a major contender
Yes, but he will be a "fringe" candidate with minimal support
No, he will be a non-factor or out of the race all together
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Will Mike Huckabee be a factor in the race when voting begins in February 2016?
Yes, he will be a major contender
Yes, but he will be a "fringe" candidate with minimal support
No, he will be a non-factor or out of the race all together
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Of the following candidates, which would you be most likely to support?
Gov. Jeb Bush
Dr. Ben Carson
Sen. Ted Cruz
Mrs. Carly Fiorina
Gov. John Kasich
Sen. Marco Rubio
Mr. Donald Trump
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Does Donald Trump have a serious, legitimate chance to win the Republican nomination?
No, his support will slowly erode as voting begins
No, the anti-Trump vote will coalesce around another, more mainstream, candidate
Yes, the field will remain fractured with Trump receiving a plurality of support
Yes, Trump will see his support increase over time
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