2020 Republican Primary

[Sprouts Farmers Market ✘]

Leaning Corker for now; may not stick with him through the general if he were to make it.

Top Tier:
Bob Corker
Nikki Haley
[Hillary Clinton]
Rand Paul

Probably Not but Maybe:
Greg Abbott
Charlie Baker

Kill It with Fire:
Marco Rubio
Bruce Rauner
Tom Cotton
Ben Sasse
Mike Pence
Ted Cruz

[mencken]

Rand Paul (Top choice, but unfortunately will never be a viable national candidate)
Greg Abbott (One of my favorite Governors)
Ted Cruz (Great voting record, although his religiosity/behavior this cycle is a major turn-off)

Possibly:
Ben Sasse (Similar to Cruz)
Mike Pence (Could be best hope to unify all factions of the party)
Bruce Rauner (Decent record for such a blue state)

[RFayette]

I like your top tier picks, but almost all of your "Kill it with Fire" options are freaking awesome, especially Cruz.

[MATTROSE94]

Candidates I would support:
Rand Paul
Charlie Baker
Bob Corker
Nikki Haley
Bruce Rauner

Candidates I am neutral on:
Ben Sasse
Greg Abbott
Marco Rubio

Candidates I would never support:
Ted Cruz
Tom Cotton
Mike Pence

[Clark Kent]

All of your choices except Pence. He joined Trump, he's soiled.

[President Johnson]

Out of these: Hillary.

If I have to name a Republican: Chralie Baker. Good guy. And write-in: John Kasich.

[Former Senator Haslam2020]

Christie and Pence. I'd support everybody other than Sasse and Cruz.

[Vosem]

Of these, either Rubio, Haley, or Sasse. This is a good field, though -- I'd probably support any of them in a general election against Hillary.

[Orthogonian Society Treasurer]

NOTA. Gun to my head, extremely reluctant vote for Paul.

[Kingpoleon]

Enthusiastically Support:
1. Charlie Baker
2. Chris Christie

Probably Support:
3. Bruce Rauner

Consider supporting:
4. Rand Paul
5. Bob Corker

6. Ben Sasse
7. Marco Rubio
8. Nikki Haley
9. Tom Cotton

Never support:
10. Mike Pence
11. Ted Cruz
12. Greg Abbott

[Sprouts Farmers Market ✘]

Yeah obviously Christie and Kasich are better than everyone listed here. Not sure why some see this as a strong field. A heckuva lot weaker than '16, and '16 was obviously massively overrated.