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The Public Policy Polling survey shows that Gov. Chris Christie and Sen. Rand Paul are the favorites among Republican voters, tied at 16 percent.
But Sen. Ted Cruz and Gov. Jeb Bush closely follow at 15 and 14 percent, respectively, setting up a virtual tie between the four potential candidates.
Things are much clearer among Democrats, with Hillary Clinton trouncing Vice President Joe Biden — the second place candidate — by 55 points. She receives 67 percent of Democratic support compared to his 12 percent.
beezzer
reply to post by Indigo5
Is Cruz even eligible?
Right now, my vote goes to none of the above, though I agree with Cruz and Paul's messages the most.
trumpet
reply to post by Indigo5
Please, no more Bush's. Cruz is irrational. Rand is too far right. Although I am not a Republican, I have at times admired the leadership that Christie has shown. I think he would garner more of the moderate vote than the others, which would be necessary in a general election. He might get my vote.
Indigo5
If I needed to predict, I'd put Christie as the pick.
reply to post by Indigo5
Cruz?...We will see, but I suspect the Birther Crowd to do a 360..."Hell yes" he is eligible.
luciddream
reply to post by Indigo5
Who are the democrat picks? i know Hillary is in there.
When, both, CNN, and FOX spew headlines like "Christie Win Sends Message to GOP", that tells me it's time for people to run the other way, and FAST!
Wookiep
If republicans can't get off the establishment train with people like Chris Christie, (and Jeb Bush WTF??) we're just going to have another 2012. This same old same old status quo crap is what is causing your party to implode on itself.edit on 6-11-2013 by Wookiep because: (no reason given)
Indigo5
luciddream
reply to post by Indigo5
Who are the democrat picks? i know Hillary is in there.
Hillary ...67%
Biden ...12%
Warren..4%
At least thus far.
A significant contrast to the 4 way tie amongst GOP.
Wookiep
If republicans can't get off the establishment train with people like Chris Christie, (and Jeb Bush WTF??) we're just going to have another 2012. This same old same old status quo crap is what is causing your party to implode on itself.edit on 6-11-2013 by Wookiep because: (no reason given)