Ted Cruz is snapping at his heels.
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That’s because a survey for private news service Missouri Scout conducted by Remington Research shows Trump ahead of his conservative competitors among likely Missouri Republican primary voters.
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Fifty percent of American voters say they would be “embarrassed” if Donald Trump were president, according to a new Quinnipiac University poll.
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In the race for the GOP nomination, the poll finds Sen. Ted Cruz at 23 percent. Other Republicans apparently pose greater threats to the GOP: Cruz and Clinton tie at 44 percent each, and Clinton only beats Rubio 44 percent to 43 percent. According to the poll, 58 percent who named a candidate say they could change their mind.
This is a big move for Cruz – eight points in three weeks for the Q-poll series. The poll also shows Rubio and Carson sinking 5 and 6 points over the last month, respectively. Chris Christie holds 6% and Jeb Bush with 4%. No one else’s support changed even close to the margin of error, and the same 8% still don’t have a candidate preference. He’s doing better than Ben Carson on this question, who has slipped to negative numbers overall, 36/38.
Cruz’s travails in the aftermath of that debate may have been more telling.
Thirty-five percent of those surveyed said they would feel embarrassed by a Clinton presidency, while 33 percent said they would be proud.
61 – 34 percent that he does not share their values. Forty-seven percent of independents say they would be “embarrassed” by Trump, but 44 percent of Republicans say they would be proud of him.
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Looking forward to the election, 59 percent of those polled say Hillary Clinton “would have a good chance of defeating the Republican nominee in the general election for President”.
