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Mr. Morden
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« on: February 25, 2016, 07:11:13 PM »

So if you eliminate everyone Trump still leads pretty clearly. Looks like another establishment narrative is blown away.

Yes and no. Rubio picks up 2/3s of the support from Cruz, Kasich and Carson so there is a point that if the field narrows, Rubio gets more competitive (at least in the South).  But that is a moot point as the field isn't going to narrow before Super Tuesday.

Yes, the point is, in a one-on-one contest, Rubio vs. Trump, the race is competitive, nationally.  As shown by this poll, where Trump's advantage over Rubio shrinks from 17 points to 4 points if you switch to the 2-man race.  Since Trump is a bit stronger in the South than he is nationally, that probably translates to about a tossup nationally, which is consistent with other polls.

So if everyone dropped out except Rubio and Trump, Rubio would have a chance.  Unfortunately for him, it's unlikely that everyone else is going to drop out any time soon.
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Mr. Morden
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« Reply #1 on: February 26, 2016, 09:16:17 AM »

Anyway, if this poll is right, then Cruz is going to finish in 3rd place (and below 20%) in most of the Southern states on Tuesday, since he's obviously doing much better than that in Texas.
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