Indiana Republican Polls GOP April 27 2016 Trump, Cruz

Voters in the state of Indiana will finally have their opportunity to express their opinions over which republican primary candidate best represents their views when they go to the polls on May 3.

The state, which comes late in the primary process and would usually be of little importance, has now been brought to centre stage, given the delicate nature of the race.

There are a total of 57 delegates that will be on offer and the state adopts a winner-take-all approach to their allocation. Meaning that whoever wins will walk away with 100% of the delegates.

According to the latest RealClearPolitics Average (April 18-22) it is Donald Trump who is making the running in the state, although his lead is not as impressive as it has been in some states. The businessman is at 39.3% followed by Cruz 33% and Kasich 19.3%.

Should Trump be victorious here then he will certainly maintain his hopes of obtaining the 1,237 delegates alive.

Republican Polls Connecticut April 26 2016 Trump, Cruz

There hasn`t been a great deal of polling done in the state of Connecticut, maybe due to its small size and late voting date. This year, however, it will be taking on more importance given the current situation in the Republican Primaries.

There have been two recent polls which show a significant lead for Businessman Donald Trump. Similar polls in Pennsylvania, Maryland and Delaware also show the real estate mogul leading heftily. If these trends continue then it is likely to be yet another very good day for Trump.

Latest Polls Connecticut

Quinnipiac (April 12-18) Sample Size 823, Margin of Error 3.4%

Donald Trump     48%
John Kasich       28%
Ted Cruz            19%

Emerson (April 10-11) Sample Size 354, Margin of Error 5.2%

Donald Trump    50%
John Kasich      26%
Ted Cruz          17%

Donald Trump Speech 25 April 2016

With the republican race hotting up, the 3 candidates will be having a number of events just one day before 5 key states in the north east go to the polls in order to select who they best think can represent them.

Donald Trump in particular has become famous for his explosive speeches to packed crowds. On Monday April 25 he will give two speeches in Pennsylvania, at 4pm at West Chester University and at 7pm at Mohegan Sun Arena at Casey Plaza.

With less than 2 months left before the end of the primaries, there is much doubt swirling around the republican nomination. Donald Trump is the only one who can get the 1,237 delegates required in order to secure the nomination. Failing that, it will come down to a contested convention which is likely to be a very chaotic event which threatens to lay bare great divides within the party.

Delaware Republican Polls April 25 2016 Trump, Cruz

Various states in the North East go to the polls to voice their opinions in the Republican Primaries this Tuesday 26 April.

One of those places where voters will finally be able to choose the favored candidate is in the state of Delaware, a place that has traditionally received little attention due to its small size and the fact that it votes at a date when the nomination is usually pretty much confirmed. This year, however, with the race not being as clear cut as previous years and with candidates scrambling to obtain every last delegate possible, Delaware is being focused on more.

Only a few recent polls have been conducted here and they show that Donald Trump has the upper hand.

Emerson Poll (April 10-11), Sample Size 354, Margin of Error 5.2%

Donald Trump    50%
John Kasich      26%
Ted Cruz           17%

Quinnipiac Poll (April 12-18), Sample Size 823, Margin of Error 3.4%

Donald Trump   48%
John Kasich     28%
Ted Cruz         19%

Maryland Republican GOP Polls 25 April 2016 Trump, Cruz

The state of Maryland is due to vote on April 26, with a total of 38 delegates up for grabs. Usually at this stage of the race the competition is pretty much done and dusted, however this year there is a completely different state of affairs which has lead to much more attention being invested in smaller states which vote late in the campaign.

According to updated polling numbers, it is once again Donald Trump who is the frontrunner and looks like the big favorite to notch up yet another important triumph.

Maryland Latest Republican Polls

PPP (April 5-17) Sample Size 310, Margin of Error 5.7%

Donald Trump   43%
John Kasich     29%
Ted Cruz          24%

Monmouth (April 10-12) Sample Size 301, Margin of Error 5.7%

Donald Trump   47%
John Kasich     27%
Ted Cruz          19%

With such a significant lead it would be hard to bet against "The Donald" winning yet another state, although there is much debate about whether he can make it past the magic 1,237 delegates he requires to achieve the nomination.

Maryland Republican GOP Polls April 17 2016 Trump, Cruz

Maryland is one of five states where republican primaries will take place on April 26. Yet another "Super Tuesday" comes at a vital time given the current state of the race, with no candidate yet close to the 1,237 required delegate count, it appears that a contested convention may become a reality.

Businessman Donald Trump, who has run his campaign with the now famous slogan "Make America Great Again" is the only one who could realistically obtain enough delegates to become the nominee on the first vote. However recent loses in Utah, Wisconsin and Colorado mean that the contested convention is looking more and more likely.


The latest numbers from Maryland indicate the following percentages


Monmouth Poll, April 10-12, Sample Size 301, Margin of Error 5.7%

Donald Trump    47%
John Kasich      27%
Ted Cruz           24%

FreeBeacon/TargetPoint, April 8-10, Sample Size 600

Donald Trump    33%
Ted Cruz           26%
John Kasich      25%

There are 38 delegates in Maryland Awarded on a winner-take-all basis.

New York Republican GOP Polls April 16 2016 Trump, Cruz

There is now less than a week left until the republican primary in New York. It is the only state that votes on April 19, which makes sure that it will receive a large amount of media attention.

Donald Trump has won the most states hitherto, however his momentum has been arrested somewhat by Ted Cruz victories in Utah and Wisconsin, as well as Colorado where Cruz won all 34 delegates without a popular vote.

Trump would now need to win 60% of the remaining delegates in order to win the nomination out right going into the Republican Convention held between July 18-21. Should Trump not obtain this amount of delegates then additional votes would be required and delegates would be free to defect to other candidates.

RealClearPolitics has a running average of the latest polls taken within the last few days which show the following percentages.

Donald Trump   53.4%
John Kasich     21.7%
Ted Cruz          17.6%

Ted Cruz Republican GOP Polls April 1 2016

During a turbulent campaign in which Donald Trump has dominated, Ted Cruz has positioned himself as the main challenger to the charismatic real estate mogul.

The Texas Senator currently trails by almost 300 delegates, however some doubt has emerged as to whether Trump can obtain the 1,237 delegates he requires in order to win the nomination. The prospect of a contested convention looms large upon the horizon and this threatens to highlight big divides within the party.

Cruz has recently backtracked on his pledge to support the nominee saying I'm not in the habit of supporting somebody who attacks my wife and attacks my family" before adding "Listen, I think nominating Donald Trump would be an absolute trainwreck"

Wisconsin polling

Marquette Poll 

March 24-28, Sample Size 471, Margin of Error 5.8%

Ted Cruz            40%
Donald Trump     30%
John Kasich       21%

Optimus Poll

March 22-24, Sample Size 6182, Margin of Error 1.1%

Donald Trump    31%
John Kasich      29%
Ted Cruz           27%

Emerson Poll 

March 20-22, Sample Size 439, Margin of Error 4.6%

Ted Cruz          36%
Donald Trump   35%
John Kasich     19%

Wisconsin Republican Polls GOP March 31 2016

Lately the republican primary campaign has been rocked by a number of scandals that have made it even more unpredictable than it previously was.

A new poll coming out of the state of Wisconsin which votes on April 5 shows that there is a tight three way race taking place in the northern state.

Optimus Poll (sample size 6182, Margin of error 1.1%, conducted March 22-24)

Donald Trump    31%
John Kasich      29%
Ted Cruz           27%

Following the Primary in Wisconsin the next state to vote will be New York with 95 delegates to be won there in a winner-take-most format.

Republican Polls GOP March 29 2016 Trump, Cruz, Kasich

Republican Polls within the last few weeks show that the battle between Donald Trump and Ted Cruz is intensifying.

In the state of Wisconsin which is the next state to go to the polls on April 5 a new Emerson poll has showed that Trump and Cruz are neck and neck, this is a marked change from a poll in February which showed Trump with a big lead.

The poll shows Cruz on 36% just above Trump who obtained 35% and Kasich in third with 19%.

In New York however the situation is very different with Donald Trump in an extremely powerful position, leading with 64% of the vote, Cruz on 15% and Kasich on just 1%.

In New York a total of 95 delegates are up for grabs, making it a vital stop on the election campaign.

Republican Polls GOP March 25 2016 Trump, Cruz, Kasich

New polling data has emerged that shows Donald Trump continuing to dominate in key states ahead of the final few months of Republican Primaries.

Trump, who is considered to be somewhat of a maverick by many in the party has shocked all of the pundits by winning state after state and now leads the delegate count by a significant amount.

Whether or not he can obtain the 1,237 delegates required to secure the nomination remains to be seen, however out of the 3 candidates who are left, he looks the most likely to do so.


Wisconsin (Marquette Poll 2/18-2/21)

Donald Trump  30%
Ted Cruz         19%
John Kasich      8%


New York

Donald Trump  54.5%
Ted Cruz         11.5%
John Kasich      9.5%


California

Donald Trump   31.5%
Ted Cruz          21%
John Kasich     17.5%

Republican Polls GOP March 23 2016 Trump, Cruz, Kasich

Donald Trump continues to surge in the polls despite not having the backing of many influential figures in the Republican Party.

He is leading in many states but there is still doubt as to whether he will reach the all important delegate count of 1,237 in order to secure the nomination.

Here are the latest polls in some key states.


Wisconsin (Marquette Poll 2/18-2/21)

Donald Trump  30%
Ted Cruz         19%
John Kasich      8%


The following are the RealClearPolitics Averages of the latest polls conducted

New York

Donald Trump  54.5%
Ted Cruz         11.5%
John Kasich      9.5%


California

Donald Trump   31.5%
Ted Cruz          21%
John Kasich     17.5%

Pennsylvania Republican Polls GOP 2016 Trump, Cruz, Kasich

Pennsylvania goes to the polls on April 26 and 71 delegates are awarded in the state in a winner-take-all format.

The Republican race continues to be a highly contested affair, with Donald Trump leading in terms of delegate count but many leading figures within the party publicly disowning him.

According to the RealClearPolitics average of polls between 2/13-3/2 Trump has the advantage.

Donald Trump  28.5%
Ted Cruz         16.5%
John Kasich     13%

It is worth noting that Marco Rubio obtained 18.5% in the poll and it is unknown how these votes will end up being distributed but many commentators think that Kasich has the most to gain from Rubio`s exit.

Republican Polls GOP March 21 2016 Trump, Cruz, Kasich

The Republican race to become the party`s nominee for the presidential elections in 2016 is hotting up. It would now appear that there are only two possible outcomes to the primaries, that Trump reaches the 1,237 he requires and becomes the party`s nominee, or he doesn`t and in that case a contested convention awaits.

Here we will leave you with the latest polls in Arizona and Utah, the next states to vote.

Arizona March 22 (RealClearPolitics Average)

Donald Trump 34%
Ted Cruz        21%
John Kasich   12.5%

Utah March 22 (Y2 Analytics)

Ted Cruz          53%
John Kasich      29%
Donald Trump   11%

Republican Polls Feb 28 2016

There are just two days to go until Super Tuesday, the day in which 12 states will have to make their choice for who they want to represent them as the republican nominee in 2016.

The latest polls show businessman Donald Trump leading in most areas although a recent poll shows Ted Cruz with a big lead in Texas.

Latest Republican Polls, Super Tuesday States


Alabama
Delegates: 50
Latest poll (Dec. 10-13): Trump 35, Cruz 15, Rubio 12, Carson 12, Kasich 2

Georgia
Delegates: 76
Latest poll (Feb. 22-23): Trump 45, Rubio 19, Cruz 16, Carson 8, Carson 6

Virginia
Delegates: 49
Latest poll (Feb. 22-24): Trump 41, Rubio 27, Cruz 14, Kasich 7, Carson 7

Massachusetts
Delegates: 42
Latest poll (Feb. 19-21): Trump 50, Rubio 16, Kasich 13, Cruz 10, Carson 2

Vermont
Delegates: 16
Latest poll (Feb. 3-17): Trump 32, Rubio 17, Cruz 11, Kasich 10, Carson 3

Oklahoma
Delegates: 43
Latest poll (Feb. 22-23): Trump 29, Rubio 21, Cruz 20, Carson 6, Kasich 5

Texas
Delegates: 155
Latest poll (Feb. 22-24): Cruz 38, Trump 23, Rubio 21, Carson 6, Kasich 5

Minnesota
Delegates: 38
Latest poll (Jan 18-20): Rubio 23, Cruz 21, Trump 18, Carson 11, Kasich 2

Alaska
Delegates: 28
Latest poll (Jan. 5-12): Trump 28, Cruz 24, Carson 9, Rubio 7, Kasich 2

Tennessee
Delegates: 58
Latest poll (Nov. 11-23): Trump 29, Carson 25, Cruz 14, Rubio 12, Kasich n/a

Arkansas
Delegates: 40
Latest poll (Feb. 4): Cruz 27, Trump 23, Rubio 23, Carson 11, Kasich 4