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Poll dates: July 2-6, 2015. Full results here. Polled 288 registered Republican primary voters. Margin of error +-5.8
7/8/15, "Trump leads GOP field in North Carolina," Public Policy Polling
"PPP's newest North Carolina poll finds that Donald Trump's
momentum just keeps on building. He's the top choice of Republican
primary voters in the state, getting 16% to 12% for Jeb Bush and Scott
Walker, 11% for Mike Huckabee, 9% for Ben Carson and Marco Rubio, 7% for
Rand Paul, 6% for Ted Cruz, 5% for Chris Christie, 4% for Carly
Fiorina, 2% for Rick Perry, 1% each for Lindsey Graham, Bobby Jindal,
and Rick Santorum, and less than 1% each for John Kasich and George
Pataki.
Trump's favorability rating in North Carolina is 55/32, much higher
than we were finding in national polls prior to his entry into the race.
Trump's really caught fire with voters on the far right- 66% of 'very
conservative' voters see him favorably to only 24% with a negative view
of him. Trump is polling particularly well with younger voters (29%) and
men (20%).
Jeb Bush had been leading our previous few polls in North Carolina.
But he continues to struggle with conservatives. Among 'very
conservative' Republicans, only 37% see him favorably to 44% who have a
negative opinion of him and only 7% of those voters support him for the
nomination, putting him in 7th place in the GOP field. Bush's overall
43/35 favorability is the second worst of any of the 10 candidates we
measured that for, besting only Chris Christie's 27/41 standing.
Mike Huckabee has the highest favorability rating of the GOP hopefuls
in North Carolina at 65/19. Also with particularly good numbers are
Marco Rubio at 57/16 and Ben Carson at 55/10. We're not generally
finding those folks at the top of the heap when it comes to preference
for the nomination, but they do have a lot of goodwill that might help
them move up later."...
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