John Kasich fifth with 3.5 percent.ĭrudge conducted its post-debate sampling with an online survey of 240,063 respondents. Rubio takes CNBC’s third place with 15.4 percent, while Carson ranks fourth with 4 percent and Ohio Gov. He takes 46 percent, compared with 20 percent for Cruz. Cruz is fourth with 7 percent, while Carson takes fifth there as well with 6 percent.Īnd CNBC has Trump leading rest of the Republican pack by approximately 26 points over second place.

Time places Paul third with 8 percent voter support. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) in that sampling of the contest’s results.

He receives 46 percent to 20 percent for Sen. Time, meanwhile, has Trump besting the rest of the GOP’s 2016 presidential field by 26 points among its participants. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) takes fourth with 4 percent and retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson finishes fifth, also around 4 percent. Ted Cruz (R-Texas), Drudge’s second place Republican contender.ĭrudge ranks Rubio third overall with 11 percent, while Sen. He earned 54 percent compared to 22 percent for Sen. Trump overwhelmingly won the contest in Boulder, Colo., according to online surveys from Time, The Drudge Report and CNBC, the network hosting the contest.ĭrudge has Trump beating his closest competition during the event by approximately 32 points among its respondents. Donald Trump emerged the victor of Wednesday night’s third GOP presidential debate, according to flash polls of three websites’ users.

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