GOP primary in D.C.

[solarstorm]

Granted, the outcome of that primary won't matter at all - but it is truly interesting to my way of thinking.
The state is never polled, there are only a handful of party members, their opinion doesn't matter, and it is a winner-take-it-all state.
You'll never know how these few people, who hold their party conventions in a phone booth, think and vote, thus making a prediction even harder and more interesting.

Who stands the best chance of winning the 100 votes of the D.C. Republicans?

[ElectionsGuy]

Jeb Bush

[IceSpear]

Definitely Jeb. The beltway media and pundits adore him.

[Suburbia]

Granted, the outcome of that primary won't matter at all - but it is truly interesting to my way of thinking.
The state is never polled, there are only a handful of party members, their opinion doesn't matter, and it is a winner-take-it-all state.
You'll never know how these few people, who hold their party conventions in a phone booth, think and vote, thus making a prediction even harder and more interesting.

Who stands the best chance of winning the 100 votes of the D.C. Republicans?

It will. If on Super Tuesday, which I think will be on that day. Bush wins, by 6 points.

[Ebowed]

Going by 2008 and 2012, they have a closed primary with a small voter pool of about 4,500 votes which votes for the primary winner.

[Progressive]

Jeb or Rand. A big chunk of the GOPers in DC are libertarian leaning.

[OldDominion]

Jeb, beltway approval

[Lincoln Republican]

There's Republicans in DC?

Jeb.

[morgieb]

Yeah think this will be Jeb's.