This Ballot: GOP 2016 Presidential Straw Poll

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    Bob McDonnell
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    Rob Portman
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    Mike Huckabee
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    Condoleezza Rice
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    Mike Pence
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    Sarah Palin
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    Chris Christie
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    Rand Paul
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    Marco Rubio
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    Jeb Bush
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    Rick Santorum
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    Susana Martinez
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Bob McDonnell

Governor of Virginia.

Rob Portman

Senator from Ohio.

Mike Huckabee

Former Governor of Arkansas.

Condoleezza Rice

Former Secretary of State.

Mike Pence

Congressman from Indiana

Sarah Palin

Former Governor of Alaska.

Chris Christie

Governor of New Jersey

Rand Paul

Senator from Kentucky.

Marco Rubio

Senator from Florida

Jeb Bush

Former Governor of Florida

Rick Santorum

Former Senator from Pennsylvania

Bobby Jindal

Governor of Louisiana

Paul Ryan

Congressman from Wisconsin, 2012 GOP Vice Presidential Nominee.

Susana Martinez

Governor of New Mexico

Comments: GOP 2016 Presidential Straw Poll

Results: GOP 2016 Presidential Straw Poll

Depth of Support

Runup to Consensus

49 ballots cast

    [] Rand Paul
    1st: 42.8%
    [] Chris Christie
    2nd: 7.7%
    [] Sarah Palin
    3rd: 6.2%
    [] Susana Martinez
    4th: 5.5%
    [] Bobby Jindal
    5th: 5.4%
    [] Mike Huckabee
    6th: 4.8%
    [] Mike Pence
    7th: 4.7%
    [] Condoleezza Rice
    8th: 4.7%
    [] Marco Rubio
    9th: 3.9%
    [] Rob Portman
    10th: 3.9%
    [] Paul Ryan
    11th: 3.4%
    [] Bob McDonnell
    12th: 3.2%
    [] Jeb Bush
    13th: 3%
    [] Rick Santorum
    14th: 1.5%
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Rand Paul
VotesDepth
1st 42
  		• 42.00
    2nd 0
  		• 0.00
    3rd 0
  		• 0.00
    4th 1
  		• 0.25
    5th 2
  		• 0.40
    6th 0
  		• 0.00
    7th 1
  		• 0.14
    8th 0
  		• 0.00
    9th 0
  		• 0.00
    10th 0
  		• 0.00
    4642.79
    Chris Christie
    VotesDepth
    1st 4
  		• 4.00
    2nd 4
  		• 2.00
    3rd 3
  		• 1.00
    4th 0
  		• 0.00
    5th 2
  		• 0.40
    6th 0
  		• 0.00
    7th 1
  		• 0.14
    8th 0
  		• 0.00
    9th 1
  		• 0.11
    10th 0
  		• 0.00
    157.65
    Sarah Palin
    VotesDepth
    1st 0
  		• 0.00
    2nd 6
  		• 3.00
    3rd 5
  		• 1.67
    4th 3
  		• 0.75
    5th 1
  		• 0.20
    6th 1
  		• 0.17
    7th 1
  		• 0.14
    8th 1
  		• 0.13
    9th 0
  		• 0.00
    10th 1
  		• 0.10
    196.16
    Susana Martinez
    VotesDepth
    1st 1
  		• 1.00
    2nd 2
  		• 1.00
    3rd 4
  		• 1.33
    4th 2
  		• 0.50
    5th 4
  		• 0.80
    6th 2
  		• 0.33
    7th 0
  		• 0.00
    8th 2
  		• 0.25
    9th 2
  		• 0.22
    10th 1
  		• 0.10
    205.53
    Bobby Jindal
    VotesDepth
    1st 1
  		• 1.00
    2nd 3
  		• 1.50
    3rd 3
  		• 1.00
    4th 2
  		• 0.50
    5th 1
  		• 0.20
    6th 3
  		• 0.50
    7th 4
  		• 0.57
    8th 0
  		• 0.00
    9th 1
  		• 0.11
    10th 0
  		• 0.00
    185.38
    Mike Huckabee
    VotesDepth
    1st 0
  		• 0.00
    2nd 4
  		• 2.00
    3rd 2
  		• 0.67
    4th 3
  		• 0.75
    5th 1
  		• 0.20
    6th 4
  		• 0.67
    7th 2
  		• 0.29
    8th 1
  		• 0.13
    9th 0
  		• 0.00
    10th 1
  		• 0.10
    184.81
    Mike Pence
    VotesDepth
    1st 0
  		• 0.00
    2nd 3
  		• 1.50
    3rd 3
  		• 1.00
    4th 3
  		• 0.75
    5th 4
  		• 0.80
    6th 1
  		• 0.17
    7th 2
  		• 0.29
    8th 0
  		• 0.00
    9th 1
  		• 0.11
    10th 1
  		• 0.10
    184.72
    Condoleezza Rice
    VotesDepth
    1st 1
  		• 1.00
    2nd 4
  		• 2.00
    3rd 1
  		• 0.33
    4th 3
  		• 0.75
    5th 1
  		• 0.20
    6th 0
  		• 0.00
    7th 1
  		• 0.14
    8th 1
  		• 0.13
    9th 1
  		• 0.11
    10th 0
  		• 0.00
    134.66
    Marco Rubio
    VotesDepth
    1st 0
  		• 0.00
    2nd 4
  		• 2.00
    3rd 0
  		• 0.00
    4th 3
  		• 0.75
    5th 2
  		• 0.40
    6th 2
  		• 0.33
    7th 1
  		• 0.14
    8th 0
  		• 0.00
    9th 2
  		• 0.22
    10th 0
  		• 0.00
    143.84
    Rob Portman
    VotesDepth
    1st 0
  		• 0.00
    2nd 2
  		• 1.00
    3rd 2
  		• 0.67
    4th 5
  		• 1.25
    5th 1
  		• 0.20
    6th 0
  		• 0.00
    7th 1
  		• 0.14
    8th 3
  		• 0.38
    9th 1
  		• 0.11
    10th 1
  		• 0.10
    163.85
    Paul Ryan
    VotesDepth
    1st 0
  		• 0.00
    2nd 2
  		• 1.00
    3rd 2
  		• 0.67
    4th 0
  		• 0.00
    5th 2
  		• 0.40
    6th 2
  		• 0.33
    7th 1
  		• 0.14
    8th 4
  		• 0.50
    9th 1
  		• 0.11
    10th 2
  		• 0.20
    163.35
    Bob McDonnell
    VotesDepth
    1st 0
  		• 0.00
    2nd 0
  		• 0.00
    3rd 3
  		• 1.00
    4th 1
  		• 0.25
    5th 3
  		• 0.60
    6th 2
  		• 0.33
    7th 1
  		• 0.14
    8th 1
  		• 0.13
    9th 4
  		• 0.44
    10th 3
  		• 0.30
    183.19
    Jeb Bush
    VotesDepth
    1st 0
  		• 0.00
    2nd 2
  		• 1.00
    3rd 3
  		• 1.00
    4th 2
  		• 0.50
    5th 1
  		• 0.20
    6th 1
  		• 0.17
    7th 0
  		• 0.00
    8th 0
  		• 0.00
    9th 0
  		• 0.00
    10th 1
  		• 0.10
    102.97
    Rick Santorum
    VotesDepth
    1st 0
  		• 0.00
    2nd 1
  		• 0.50
    3rd 2
  		• 0.67
    4th 0
  		• 0.00
    5th 0
  		• 0.00
    6th 0
  		• 0.00
    7th 0
  		• 0.00
    8th 2
  		• 0.25
    9th 0
  		• 0.00
    10th 1
  		• 0.10
    61.52
    Rand Paul: 42 votes 85.71%
    Chris Christie: 4 votes. 8.16%
    Susana Martinez: 1 vote. 2.04%
    Bobby Jindal: 1 vote. 2.04%
    Condoleezza Rice: 1 vote. 2.04%
    Rand Paul wins.

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    Poll Opens 09/30/2012 06:00
    Poll Closes 12/29/2013 23:00

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