Republican most likely to win the primary in 2020 (assuming Trump loses)

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Republican most likely to win the primary in 2020 (assuming Trump loses)

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Guess which Republican wins the nomination in 2020, assuming Trump loses the 2016 general

#1 Greg Abbott (R-TX)		0 (0%)
#2 Kelly Ayotte (R-NH)		0 (0%)
#3 Charlie Baker (R-MA)		1 (3.1%)
#4 Chris Christie (R-NJ)		0 (0%)
#5 Bob Corker (R-TN)		1 (3.1%)
#6 Tom Cotton (R-AR)		2 (6.3%)
#7 Ted Cruz (R-TX)		7 (21.9%)
#8 Joni Ernst (R-IA)		0 (0%)
#9 Cory Gardner (R-CO)		0 (0%)
#10 Nikki Haley (R-SC)		3 (9.4%)
#11 John Kasich (R-OH)		3 (9.4%)
#12 Rand Paul (R-KY)		1 (3.1%)
#13 Mike Pence (R-IN)		2 (6.3%)
#14 Bruce Rauner (R-IL)		1 (3.1%)
#15 Marco Rubio (R-FL)		3 (9.4%)
#16 Paul Ryan (R-WI)		4 (12.5%)
#17 Ben Sasse (R-NE)		1 (3.1%)
#18 Donald Trump (R-NY)		2 (6.3%)
#19 Scott Walker (R-WI)		1 (3.1%)
#20 Joe Walsh (R-IL)		0 (0%)
#21 Another Candidate		0 (0%)

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Republican most likely to win the primary in 2020 (assuming Trump loses)

« on: July 25, 2016, 12:16:04 AM »

Yep, all the names from the 2020 Wikipedia page. Rubio and Ryan 'declined' but listing them anyway since, you know, politician lingo. Joe Walsh is already declared as long as Clinton wins in 2016.

I'm going to stick with this, Cruz 2020.

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