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Posted on January 31, 2016 by Fred in Polls // 0 Comments
In approximately 12 and a half hours, the Iowa caucuses will begin in earnest. Right now, it appears as though Donald Trump is going to do quite well in the Hawkeye State, as he currently leads Ted Cruz by 9 points. 34-25%
Unlike the Democratic caucus, the rules are much simpler for delegates on the Republican side. There are no viability thresholds and the process is much more straightforward. If you get a little more than 3.7% of the statewide vote, you will be walking away with at least 1 delegate.
How the undecideds caucus could make or break one of the lower tier candidates, or it could add a delegate to any of the front runners.
Trump holds the lead among all demographics except those making under $10,000 a year, and Hispanics, which are both led by Cruz.
Keep an eye out for the Delegate Predictions feature which will be coming out later tonight. The final simulations still need to run, and it should give us a pretty clear look regarding who will win Iowa tomorrow.
Results:
Donald Trump – 34%
Ted Cruz – 25%
Marco Rubio – 14%
Ben Carson – 7%
Jeb Bush – 5%
Rand Paul – 3%
John Kasich – 3%
Chris Christie – 1%
Carly Fiorina – 1%
Other – 2%
Undecided – 3%
Posted on January 31, 2016 by Fred in Polls // 0 Comments
In approximately 12 and a half hours, the Iowa caucuses will begin in earnest. Right now, it appears as though Donald Trump is going to do quite well in the Hawkeye State, as he currently leads Ted Cruz by 9 points. 34-25%
Unlike the Democratic caucus, the rules are much simpler for delegates on the Republican side. There are no viability thresholds and the process is much more straightforward. If you get a little more than 3.7% of the statewide vote, you will be walking away with at least 1 delegate.
How the undecideds caucus could make or break one of the lower tier candidates, or it could add a delegate to any of the front runners.
Trump holds the lead among all demographics except those making under $10,000 a year, and Hispanics, which are both led by Cruz.
Keep an eye out for the Delegate Predictions feature which will be coming out later tonight. The final simulations still need to run, and it should give us a pretty clear look regarding who will win Iowa tomorrow.
Results:
Donald Trump – 34%
Ted Cruz – 25%
Marco Rubio – 14%
Ben Carson – 7%
Jeb Bush – 5%
Rand Paul – 3%
John Kasich – 3%
Chris Christie – 1%
Carly Fiorina – 1%
Other – 2%
Undecided – 3%