2016 GOP timeline

[dudeabides]

Republicans: This is what will happen

Candidates:
Gov. Chris Christie
Former Sen. Rick Santorum
Sen. Rand Paul
Gov. Bobby Jindal
Gov. Nikki Haley
Sen. Marco Rubio
Sen. John Thune
Titan CEO Morry Taylor

Iowa: Santorum 34% Rubio 30% Paul 12% Jindal 10% Christie 8%


Thune withdrawals, endorses Rubio


Sens. John McCain (R-AZ) and Kelly Ayotte (R-NH) endorse Chris Christie for President



New Hampshire: Christie 45% Rubio 30% Jindal 10% Haley 7% Santorum 2%


South Carolina: Haley 50% Jindal 20% Rubio 15% Paul 6% Christie 4%


Taylor withdrawals


Florida: Rubio 67% Christie 20% Jindal 5% Haley 3% Santorum 2%


Nevada: Rubio 35% Christie 34% Paul 15% Jindal 10% Haley 3%


Haley withdrawals


Colorado: Rubio 37% Christie 30% Jindal 20% Haley 8% Paul 2%


Missouri: Santorum 36% Christie 30% Rubio 25% Jindal 6% Paul 2%



Minnesota: Christie 35% Santorum 33% Rubio 22% Jindal 6% Paul 1%


Jindal withdrawals


Maine: Christie 51% Rubio 30% Santorum 12% Paul 6%
Arizona: Rubio 47% Christie 30% Santorum 20% Paul 1%
Michigan: Christie 40% Santorum 39% Rubio 18% Paul 2%
Wyoming: Rubio 65% Christie 20% Paul 10% Santorum 5%
Washington: Christie 61% Rubio 30% Santorum 4% Paul 1%

Gov. Nikki Haley endorses Marco Rubio for President


Former GOP VP Nominee Sarah Palin endorses Rick Santorum for President


Govs. John Kasisch (OH), Susana Martinez (NM), and Scott Walker (WI) endorse Chris Christie for President


SUPER TUESDAY
Christie takes Idaho, Massachusetts, Ohio, Vermont
Rubio takes Alaska, Virginia, and Georgia
Santorum takes Tennessee, Oklahoma, and North Dakota

Former NYC Mayor Rudy Giuliani endorses Chris Christie for President
 

Past Super Tuesday:
Christie takes U.S. Virgin Islands, Guam, Northern Mariana Islands, Hawaii, American Samoa, PR, Illinois, DC, Maryland, Wisconsin, CT, Delaware, Maryland, NY, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Indiana, Oregon, Texas, California, Montana, New Jersey, New Mexico, South Dakota, Utah  

Santorum takes Alabama, Mississippi, Missouri, Louisiana,

March 18, 2016
Marco Rubio ends Presidential Bid


Marco 25, 2016
Former Vice President Dick Cheney says Rick Santorum is "Mentally unstable"


April 3, 2016
Rick Santorum ends Presidential Bid


April 3, 2016
Chris Christie claims Republican Presidential Nomination


July 25, 2016
Christie picks Rubio for VP

[tmthforu94]

This belongs in the "What-If" board, not here.

[dudeabides]

This belongs in the "What-If" board, not here.

Thank You, I do not know how to move it though. Sorry, newbie here haha.

[Enderman]

Hmnmnm?

[mattyman]

Ignore Rand Paul and your own peril. I genuinely don't think that Rick Santorum hasn't the following that he would like to think he has, that is most of his support was the 'not Romney' vote. I think his chances of entering isn't all that hard. I also don't see any scenarios in which Palin would support big govt Santorum.
I'd say Rand could well eek out a win in Iowa, he also would pick up a good amount of support from the tea partiers in the house and senate members that Ron Paul never really had.

Can't wait for the primaries.