Captn_Ag05 said:
While I appreciate that at least
somebody is polling Texas, given its methodology I wouldn't put much stock in this one, which, given its heavily online components, doesn't even post an official margin of error.
That being said, I don't think it is
too far off, though I would expect both Trump and Cruz to do 2-3 points better than that.
While there are very few actual internals in what passes for this poll's "crosstabs," one thing that did stick out to me is that the unweighted number of responses were basically flip-flopped in terms of the actual college vs. non-college voting population of Texas.
Although they weighted the poll to account for that discrepancy, given how they likely identified and recruited their respondents, even the non-college respondents are likely a bit less Trumpy than the voters they are intended to represent.
Vance in '28