Current GOP frontrunner Donald Trump maintains a strong lead in New Hampshire, while establishment pick Jeb Bush has steadily lost support in the early-voting Granite State, says the new NBC News/Marist poll.
Trump is 16 percentage points ahead of his closest competitor, Ohio Gov. John Kasich, and has 28 percent of likely Republican voters backing him.
Dr. Ben Carson came in third place with 11 percent of the vote, while Bush dropped to fourth place at eight percent.
Bush has lost almost half his supporters in New Hampshire since July, when he was in second place behind Trump with 14 percent to Trump’s 21 percent. Since February’s, he’s lost almost two-thirds of his support, when he was at 18 percent.
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Most Republicans and non-affiliated voters do not want another insider RINO as candidate they know where that has gotten us before.
ReplyDeleteThat negative publicity campaign against Trump is seriously disturbing and telling.Private donors are willing to invest millions in the Bush campaign to smear Trump when they should be concerned with the well being of our country.That should tell everyone that Bush has no answers.His only strategy is to attack Donald Trump.
ReplyDeleteBush is a career politician and that's what people are sick of.
ReplyDeleteI'll say it again
ReplyDeleteno more bush's / Clinton's / and Obama's