GOP Presidential Primary Vote Choice (October 2013)

GOP Presidential Primary Vote Choice (October 2013)

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Rick Perry10%
Ted Cruz32%
Marco Rubio6%
Rand Paul6%
Chris Christie4%
Paul Ryan7%
Rick Santorum3%
Bobby Jindal3%
Jeb Bush9%
Scott Walker1%
Haven't thought enough about it to have an opinion19%

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categoryLean RepublicanNot very strong RepublicanStrong Republican
Rick Perry8%10%11%
Ted Cruz42%21%33%
Marco Rubio3%6%9%
Rand Paul11%7%3%
Chris Christie3%3%2%
Paul Ryan5%12%6%
Rick Santorum5%1%3%
Bobby Jindal4%4%1%
Jeb Bush7%6%12%
Scott Walker1%0%2%
Haven't thought enough about it to have an opinion11%31%16%

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categoryLeaning conservativeSomewhat conservativeExtremely conservative
Rick Perry6%10%10%
Ted Cruz26%42%43%
Marco Rubio7%8%4%
Rand Paul10%6%2%
Chris Christie6%2%1%
Paul Ryan6%8%8%
Rick Santorum3%3%2%
Bobby Jindal4%2%3%
Jeb Bush8%3%13%
Scott Walker0%3%2%
Haven't thought enough about it to have an opinion24%12%13%

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categoryDemocratRepublicanTea Party
Rick Perry0%16%3%
Ted Cruz9%17%56%
Marco Rubio3%8%6%
Rand Paul9%5%5%
Chris Christie27%3%2%
Paul Ryan23%8%7%
Rick Santorum6%2%4%
Bobby Jindal0%1%3%
Jeb Bush8%15%4%
Scott Walker0%1%0%
Haven't thought enough about it to have an opinion16%23%9%

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categoryWhiteBlackHispanic
Rick Perry9%29%10%
Ted Cruz31%20%33%
Marco Rubio7%0%5%
Rand Paul7%0%4%
Chris Christie4%0%2%
Paul Ryan8%0%6%
Rick Santorum3%12%1%
Bobby Jindal3%11%1%
Jeb Bush9%9%11%
Scott Walker2%0%0%
Haven't thought enough about it to have an opinion17%20%26%

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categoryMaleFemale
Rick Perry8%12%
Ted Cruz35%28%
Marco Rubio6%6%
Rand Paul6%7%
Chris Christie3%5%
Paul Ryan6%9%
Rick Santorum3%3%
Bobby Jindal5%1%
Jeb Bush10%8%
Scott Walker3%0%
Haven't thought enough about it to have an opinion16%23%

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categoryUrbanSuburbanRural
Rick Perry8%11%7%
Ted Cruz26%36%29%
Marco Rubio9%5%6%
Rand Paul9%6%4%
Chris Christie8%3%1%
Paul Ryan9%5%10%
Rick Santorum0%3%4%
Bobby Jindal1%3%3%
Jeb Bush9%8%12%
Scott Walker0%1%3%
Haven't thought enough about it to have an opinion21%18%19%

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categoryHouston areaDallas-Fort Worth areaSan Antonio areaAustin areaAnother part of Texas
Rick Perry7%11%10%8%12%
Ted Cruz39%34%14%23%33%
Marco Rubio8%6%9%0%5%
Rand Paul9%5%10%10%3%
Chris Christie2%3%5%1%7%
Paul Ryan4%10%11%8%5%
Rick Santorum2%3%5%2%3%
Bobby Jindal3%1%1%0%5%
Jeb Bush8%7%23%4%9%
Scott Walker0%1%0%9%0%
Haven't thought enough about it to have an opinion18%19%12%35%16%

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