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39%
Ted Cruz’ first lead over the GOP field nationally, followed by Donald Trump at 37% and John Kasich at 23%, the Reuters/Ipsos tracking poll shows.
45%
Donald Trump remains the national frontrunner but his support has dropped three points from 48% last week. Ted Cruz is behind him with 28% support and John Kasich has 18% support, according to a new NBC News|SurveyMonkey poll.
Under no circumstances. Are you people kidding me?
— Gov. John Kasich, in an interview with NBC News, on whether he would be Donald Trump’s running mate. He also rejected the idea of being Sen. Ted Cruz’s running mate.
50%
Donald Trump’s lead over the Republican presidential race nationally, followed by Ted Cruz at 22% and John Kasich at 12%, according to a new Reuters/Ipsos poll.
67%
Likelihood, according to PredictWise, that Donald Trump will win the Republican nomination, followed by Ted Cruz at 17%, John Kasich at 8% and Marco Rubio at 7%.
Nobody’s going to win but Trump.
— Gov. John Kasich, in an interview on CNN, on his prospects for Super Tuesday.
31%
Donald Trump’s lead in the GOP primary race in Ohio, followed by Ohio Gov. John Kasich at 26%, Ted Cruz at 21%, Marco Rubio at 13% and Ben Carson at 5%, according to a new Quinnipiac poll in Ohio. Said pollster Peter Brown: “A Kasich Ohio win is crucial to the Republicans trying to stop the New York businessman’s nomination. If Trump can defeat Kasich in his home state, that would be an impressive demonstration of his strength in a state that is just now getting attention.” On the Democratic side, Hillary Clinton leads Bernie Sanders, 55% to 40%.
38%
Donald Trump’s lead in the GOP presidential race in New Hampshire, followed by Ted Cruz at 14%, Marco Rubio at 12%, Jeb Bush at 9% and John Kasich at 7%, according to a new University of Massachusetts-Lowell/7 News survey.
I’m just hoping that as we go forward he’s going to be a unifier. Because I’m going to tell you, you can’t win the White House without winning Ohio. If we have a candidate that comes into Ohio who is a divider, there’s no chance they’re going to win it.
— Gov. John Kasich, quoted by The Hill, noting that Donald Trump has “toned down the rhetoric” lately.
I look at our friends in the Latino community as people that ought to be voting Republican. I mean, they’re very strong family. We could all learn a little from them about the importance of family, couldn’t we? Because they are great, they are God-fearing, hard-working folks. And a lot of them do jobs that they’re willing to do. That’s why, in a hotel, you leave a little tip, you know?
— Gov. John Kasich (R), quoted by the Columbus Dispatch.
