RI - Brown University: Trump and Clinton lead with many undecided (user search)
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« on: April 24, 2016, 01:39:44 PM »

Conducted April 19-21, MoE +/- 4

Trump 37.5%
Kasich 25.3%
Cruz 14.3%
Undecided/Other 22.8%

Clinton 43.3%
Sanders 33.9%
Undecided/Other 22.8%

https://www.brown.edu/academics/taubman-center/sites/brown.edu.academics.taubman-center/files/uploads/Taubman-Poll-4-24-16-crosstabs_0.pdf
Utter junk. There's no way 23% of each electorate hasn't made up their minds yet.

Not that RI matters much with how they allocate on the Republican side. 9 of the delegates (CD and RNC) are basically participation delegates if the three candidates finish > 10% and Trump doesn't get 2/3+ of the vote. They will split 3/3/3 for Trump, Cruz and Kasich for just showing up.

Then they'll apportion the 10 statewide with Trump (or the winner) with a 2 delegate edge (rounding down). If Trump is lucky, he'll get 10 of the 19 under the RI rules so long as all three major candidates clear the 10% floor.
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