Suffolk: Trump leads GOP field.

[Senator Cris]

http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/elections/2015/07/14/usa-today-suffolk-poll-republicans-donald-trump/30102255/

[Mehmentum]

I know he's not going to win, but seeing him leading everyone else in all of these polls is still hilarious.

[Likely Voter]

Full results

By far the leader is Mr. Undecided

Trump    17
Bush    14
Walker    8
Cruz    6
Rubio    5
Carson    4
Paul   4
Huckabee    4
Christie    3
Perry    1
Santorum    1
Jindal    1
Kasich    1
Fiorina    1
Graham    0   
Pataki    0
Undecided 30

https://www.suffolk.edu/documents/SUPRC/7_14_2015_marginals.pdf

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Excellent, now all Dems need is for him to self fulfill proficey, by winning NH.

[Phony Moderate]

So the 'flavour of the month' thing this time is based upon announcement bounces...last time it was more random.

[Likely Voter]

So the 'flavour of the month' thing this time is based upon announcement bounces...last time it was more random.

But not everyone gets significant bounces. So far only Bush, Trump, Rubio and Cruz really got a good bounce. Others had minor bounces and in the case of Paul and Christie, no bounce at all.

[Attorney General, LGC Speaker, and Former PPT Dwarven Dragon]

Trump's bounce should stick around until the 1st debate. After that he will fade quickly.

[Gass3268]

Trump's bounce should stick around until the 1st debate. After that he will fade quickly.

Agreed, but that means he's keeping out a credible candidate from the debate and it gives him an opportunity to exclusively zero in on Jeb! Bush.

[Brittain33]

Democrats shouldn't be too cocky about 2016--it's a tossup as far as I can tell--but a chart like this doesn't really inspire fear in Democrats about what the Republicans will throw at us.

[eric82oslo]

Sad to see Paul collapsing The Republican primary electorate apparently doesn't care much about electability.

Honestly I think Paul lost most of his electability after he revealed his economic plan which would increase income inequality by at least tenfold (and that probably a conservative estimate). Increased income inequality is not what most American voters want right now.