Poll Watch: Gravis Marketing/One America News Network (R) 2016 Post-Debate Republican Nomination Survey

Gravis Marketing/OAN (R) 2016 Post-Debate GOP Nomination Poll

• Carly Fiorina 22% {5.2%} [1.9%] (3%)
• Donald Trump 22% {40.1%} [30.8%] (15%)
• Marco Rubio 15% {4.7%} [5.4%] (8%)
• Ben Carson 12% {13.0%} [6.1%] (10%)
• Ted Cruz 6% {7.0%} [5.6%] (5%)
• Jeb Bush 6% {10.0%} [13.3%] (22%)
• Chris Christie 4% {1.4%} [3.4%] (5%) 
• John Kasich 4% {4.8%} [5.1%]
• Scott Walker 3% {3.5%} [12.5%] (8%)
• Mike Huckabee 2% {3.7%} [5.6%] (10%)
• Rand Paul 2% {1.5%} [4.4%] (4%) 
• Rick Santorum 1% {1.0%} [1.6%] (1%) 
• Jim Gilmore 0%
• Bobby Jindal 0% {0.9%} [0.6%] (2%) 
• George Pataki 0% {1.1%} [0.2%] (1%)
• Lindsey Graham 0% {0.6%} [0.7%] (2%)

Do you have a more favorable or less favorable opinion of __________ after the debate?

More / Less {Net}

• Carly Fiorina 78% / 13% {+65%}
• Marco Rubio 71% / 11% {+60%}
• Chris Christie 60% / 19% {+41%}
• Ben Carson 48% / 23% {+25%}
• Ted Cruz 42% / 28% {+14%}
• Jeb Bush 42% / 31% {+11%}
• Mike Huckabee 36% / 27% {+9%}
• Scott Walker 31% / 29% {+2%}
• John Kasich 31% / 32% {-1%}
• Donald Trump 33% / 36% {-3%}
• Rand Paul 15% / 58% {-43%}
  

National survey of 1,337 registered Republican voters was conducted September 17, 2015. The margin of error is +/- 3 percentage points. Ideology: 47% Very conservative; 31% Slightly conservative; 20% Moderate; 2% Slightly liberal; 0% Very liberal. Results from the poll conducted August 21-22, 2015 are in curly brackets. Results from the poll conducted July 29, 2015 are in square brackets. Results from the poll conducted July 1-2, 2015 are in parentheses.