Pew national: Trump 25% Carson 16% Fiorina 8% Rubio 8%; Clinton 45% Sanders 24%

[Gallium]

Dems:

Clinton 45%
Sanders: 24%
Biden 8%

Republicans:

Trump: 25%
Carson: 16%
Fiorina: 8%
Rubio: 8%
Cruz: 6%
Jeb!: 4%
Huckabee: 2%
Paul: 2%

Race/Gender/Income/Age breakdowns here.

(The question was open-ended, which probably explains why Biden as a non-candidate performs worse here than in other polls that list him).

[The Other Castro]

First off: LOL

Jeb!: 4%

Secondly, these are pretty interesting numbers among Republicans:
Likelihood of supporting a candidate that wants to raise taxes on wealthy Americans:
More Likely 31%, Less Likely 34%, Not a factor 34%

[Sprouts Farmers Market ✘]

This seems accurate, except how are Bush, Huckabee and Paul Above Christie. I'm waiting for his to usurp Rubio next. Hopefully they don't all coalesce around him. Better than Bush/Kasich, but not great.

[Mr. Morden]

Trump has the support of Republicans who want to deport all illegal immigrants and raise taxes on the wealthy:



As shown by other polls, he has a “beer track” coalition of voters making less than $40k who don’t have a college degree.  Carson leads among college graduates and those who go to church weekly:



Meanwhile, Clinton leads among all demographics, though Sanders does well among youngs and college grads:

[Sprouts Farmers Market ✘]

Amazing that college graduates are so dumb they are voting for Carson. Seriously stunning.

[Eraserhead]

Biden at only 8%? Huh?

[eric82oslo]

First off: LOL

Jeb!: 4%

Secondly, these are pretty interesting numbers among Republicans:
Likelihood of supporting a candidate that wants to raise taxes on wealthy Americans:
More Likely 31%, Less Likely 34%, Not a factor 34%

So basically, the vast majority of republican voters of today want the top 0.001% of all workers get as much in Return that it would basically mean that the rest of the world would have absoltely no Growth rate for the upcoming 300 years right?

Sorry, but theses are the horrific consequences in fact.