2015 Republican Liberty Caucus straw poll

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In 2015, the Center for Election Science (CES) handled the Republican Liberty Caucus straw poll, using three different voting methods: Plurality voting, Approval voting, Score voting (0-5).[1] There were 779 voters and all voters used all three voting methods. The Republican Liberty Caucus chose the approval voting results as the official results.

Results

Under all three voting systems, Rand Paul was the winner, with Ted Cruz in second place. Under Plurality, satirical candidate Gil Fulbright came in third, but he was much lower in the Approval and Score rankings. Hillary Clinton came in last, with no support under any system.

Raw score totals:

Plurality Approval Score
Rand Paul 403 445 2438
Ted Cruz 342 399 2129
Ben Carson 2 139 1075
Carly Fiorina 6 79 819
Marco Rubio 2 75 703
Donald Trump 9 54 573
Bobby Jindal 0 51 678
Rick Santorum 0 26 447
Mike Huckabee 0 25 422
John Kasich 0 17 340
Chris Christie 0 14 309
Gil Fulbright 11 12 50
Jeb Bush 1 9 240
George Pataki 0 6 220
Lindsey Graham 0 4 156
Jim Gilmore 0 3 221
Vermin Supreme 0 3 14
Mark Everson 0 2 180
Heather Wagenhals 0 2 10
Paul Jacob 0 1 5
Ron Paul 0 1 5
Mitt Romney 0 1 4
Ben Shapiro 0 1 4
Hillary Clinton 0 0 0

References

  1. "CES Conducts the Republican Liberty Caucus Straw Poll". The Center for Election Science. 2015-10-14. Retrieved 2018-12-16.