This thing could get interesting, depending on how accurate the polls are.
SC House Republican Caucus Poll (3,500 polled)
-Trump 34
-Cruz 19
-Rubio 18
-Bush 12
National Research Inc (500 polled)
-Trump 32
-Cruz 19
-Rubio 18
-Bush 8
Marist College (722 polled)
-Trump 28
-Cruz 23
-Rubio 15
-Bush 13
Fox News (759 polled)
-Trump 32
-Cruz 19
-Rubio 15
-Bush 9
Opinion-Savvy (780 polled)
-Trump 27
-Rubio 24
-Cruz 19
-Bush 11
So what happens on Saturday folks? Obviously I think Trump, Rubio, & Cruz will be the top three. One thing I have noticed is the polls that are tight typically poll more "really conservative" voters compared to the others. A lot of the polls have Independents breaking at around 40% for Trump. So the big question is this, since SC is an open primary do independents stay at home? do they vote? Does the upstate/evangelical vote break for Cruz?
SC House Republican Caucus Poll (3,500 polled)
-Trump 34
-Cruz 19
-Rubio 18
-Bush 12
National Research Inc (500 polled)
-Trump 32
-Cruz 19
-Rubio 18
-Bush 8
Marist College (722 polled)
-Trump 28
-Cruz 23
-Rubio 15
-Bush 13
Fox News (759 polled)
-Trump 32
-Cruz 19
-Rubio 15
-Bush 9
Opinion-Savvy (780 polled)
-Trump 27
-Rubio 24
-Cruz 19
-Bush 11
So what happens on Saturday folks? Obviously I think Trump, Rubio, & Cruz will be the top three. One thing I have noticed is the polls that are tight typically poll more "really conservative" voters compared to the others. A lot of the polls have Independents breaking at around 40% for Trump. So the big question is this, since SC is an open primary do independents stay at home? do they vote? Does the upstate/evangelical vote break for Cruz?