Illinois Results Republican GOP March 15 2016

Illinois is one of 5 states that go to the polls today in what is being described as a vital moment in the republican race to become the party`s nominee for the presidential election this year.

69 delegates are on offer in the state and according to the RealClearPolitics average taken between 3/4-3/11 Donald Trump has a moderate advantage over Ted Cruz.

The republican campaign has become increasingly messy over the last few weeks as it becomes abundantly apparent that real estate mogul Donald Trump is not going away. Since then the attacks upon him by the establishment have become increasingly ferocious, exemplified by Mitt Romney`s intervention.

As soon as the results for Illinois are available they will be published here

Republican Poll GOP Illinois March 14 2016

Chaos erupted after a scheduled Donald Trump rally was cancelled due to security concerns in Chicago on Friday night. The business mogul who has long seen protests during his events, was forced to suspend the rally due to the threat of violence from thousands of protesters gathered in the area.

Trump is currently leading in the polls in the state of Illinois by a hefty margin according to the RealClearPolitics average with Cruz Kasich and Rubio in a three way battle for second place.


These are the full results

Trump   31

Cruz     19

Kasich  16.3

Rubio   15.3

Republican Poll GOP Illinois March 12 2016

Illinois goes to the polls on March 15 and 69 delegates are available in the state. According to the latest polls Donald Trump is likely to be victorious.

The RealClearPolitics average has Trump ahead of the rest of the field on 32.7%, Florida Senator Marco Rubio is second on 18.7%, Ted Cruz comes in third at 17.7% and John Kasich at 13.3%.

It is too soon to gauge if Thursday`s debate has had any real effect on voting patterns but at this point it would appear that something dramatic would have to occur in order to overcome Trump`s lead in the state.

Illinois Poll Republican GOP March 11 2016

As the republican nomination process rolls along, one of the key states yet to go to the polls is Illinois where 69 delegates are available in a winner-take-all contest.

According to new polls conducted within the last week billionaire mogul Donald Trump has a healthy lead in the state which votes on March 15.

The RealClearPolitics Average shows Trump is in a strong position with 32.7% support, followed by Marco Rubio with 18.7%, Cruz with 17.7% and finally Kasich with 13.3%.

Should the polls turn out to be right then it would be an important step for Trump in his attempt to secure the 1,237 delegates he needs to win the nomination.