Are there any known dates on which an indiana poll will be released?

[Matty]

Have any of the polling firms said that an Indiana poll will be released from them anytime soon?

[standwrand]

lol IN polls cost a ton of money and we'll probably be going in dark except for a couple of fake internet polls

[Vosem]

The fierce, barbarian tribe of Hoosiers do not tolerate being asked their opinions.

[RR1997]

This is anecdotal, but I have a relative who lives Indiana. According to him, most people are either supporting Trump or are apolitical (with a few people here and there supporting Cruz/Kasich/Sanders, he told me that nearly everyone there hates Clinton, Democrats and Republicans). He lives in northern Indiana btw. He predicts that Indiana will overwhelmingly support Trump and I agree. Indiana is full of working-class Rust Belt whites.

[standwrand]

Cruz is going to win IN. Everyone forgets about Indy, which will go Cruz. Although the counties to the North, near Gary, will vote Trump, IN is kind of an outlier compared to IL in terms of social conservatism. Also, Santorum got 13% in IN in 2012 almost a month after he dropped out.

It will be interesting to see if Pence endorses Cruz, to which he said he was open to endorsing after Marquito dropped out.

[Classic Conservative]

Seeing as I got an email today asking if, I want to join Camp Cruz which they had in both Iowa and Wisconsin, I think it may favor Cruz but really, I wish I had a good position in the Cruz Organization because from the people that I know in the Cruz Organization there polling has been excellent so far this cycle. They do a daily tracker and something, I have been told is that Ted plans his events the night before because they look where they can the best bang for their buck.

[Xing]

If you're hoping to see a lot of Indiana polls, you're bound to be disappointed. It's notoriously underpolled. Based on demographics, I'd expect Cruz to be at least slightly favored, and the Democratic race should be competitive.

[MyRescueKittehRocks]

This is anecdotal, but I have a relative who lives Indiana. According to him, most people are either supporting Trump or are apolitical (with a few people here and there supporting Cruz/Kasich/Sanders, he told me that nearly everyone there hates Clinton, Democrats and Republicans). He lives in northern Indiana btw. He predicts that Indiana will overwhelmingly support Trump and I agree. Indiana is full of working-class Rust Belt whites.

Trump is not as well liked in IN as you think. The social conservatism is strong here. Trump may get Indy/Gary but Kokomo/Fort Wayne/etc will go Cruz. Those working class whites are strongly pro-life/evangelical conservative types. Yes Hillary is not liked here. Expect Sanders to win.

[Young Conservative]

This is anecdotal, but I have a relative who lives Indiana. According to him, most people are either supporting Trump or are apolitical (with a few people here and there supporting Cruz/Kasich/Sanders, he told me that nearly everyone there hates Clinton, Democrats and Republicans). He lives in northern Indiana btw. He predicts that Indiana will overwhelmingly support Trump and I agree. Indiana is full of working-class Rust Belt whites.

Indiana will be for Cruz. Its demographics are more similar to wisconsin than other trump victories and trump has no support from party figures and conservative leaders in the state. it also seems like a State keen for a Sanders pickup. Let's also remember that Indiana Republicans are very conservative, as is the state as a whole.

[Gass3268]

I think I remember reading once that robo-polls are illegal in Indiana, which is what a lot of pollsters use now.

[Beefalow and the Consumer]

Indy suburbs, Region (NW) suburbs, and rural conservatives should be enough to deliver for Cruz.  Blue collar areas will go Trump, though.  Evansville and Louisville suburbs (Jeffersonville) will be Trump's strongest area of support.

[Heisenberg]

I know this isn't exactly the right place, but will the Republican Senate primary be polled soon?  I'm really interested in seeing who's ahead.

[standwrand]

I know this isn't exactly the right place, but will the Republican Senate primary be polled soon?  I'm really interested in seeing who's ahead.

There's a televised debate on Monday, so there will probably be a poll after that. I know the Gun Owners of America did a poll & Stutzman won, but it wasn't a really good poll.