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Originally Posted by octothorp
Polls today look great for Trump; even Texas is within the margin of error in some polls. So by extension, they look awful for Cruz. Rubio doesn't seem to have much momentum in the polls, which is bad for him, but if Trump wins Texas and forces Cruz out of the race, that actually might be the best case scenario that could come out of today for Rubio as it gets him a little closer to that two horse race that he thinks he can win. Some of these states have 20% thresholds for candidates to be eligible for delegates, so that's a key thing to watch for tonight with Cruz and Rubio right around the 20% mark in some states.
On the Democrat side, one pollster has Bernie up 5 in Oklahoma, which makes that one of the states to watch. Massechussetts has Hillary up anywhere from 3 to 11, but that's another where Bernie can (and probably needs to) win.
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It's so weird, I don't know a single person voting for or supporting Trump. At least not one that will admit it. I seem to hang around more right wing people than left, and they are all aghast that the Republicans are going to end up with a joke candidate. Even my FB friends who go on about every right wing cause are all anti Trump. So who are these people voting for him? I think until he starts getting closer to 50% though, it is still a race, because I don't think he is anyone's second choice if more candidates ever drop out.