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Poll: Ted Cruz pulls even with Donald Trump in Iowa

Ted Cruz, buoyed by tea party support and the backing of the conservative wing of the Republican Party, has surged to a virtual tie with Donald Trump in the first caucus state of Iowa, according to the results of a Quinnipiac University poll surveying likely Republican caucus-goers released Tuesday.

After a string of strong debate performances and some key endorsements, Florida Sen. Marco Rubio has displaced former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush as the choice of Republican Insiders to be their most likely standard bearer in 2016.

Rand Paul’s approach to the Syria refugee crisis has libertarians grumbling

Rand Paul was already in trouble in a Republican primary dominated by the bombast of Donald Trump and the evangelical appeal of Ben Carson.

Then the Paris attacks happened — and his relatively dovish approach to national security suddenly looked wildly out of step with GOP voters.

Insiders: Foreign policy blunders threaten Carson candidacy

The emergence of foreign policy as a central issue in the presidential campaign poses the greatest threat to Ben Carson — no other GOP candidate has as much vulnerability on the issue.

Republican voters actually aren’t divided into ‘establishment’ and ‘outsider’ camps

Given this year’s crowded Republican presidential field, one of the most important questions is who else people would be willing to vote for if their preferred candidate drops out of the race. To better understand this, we asked likely Republican primary voters some unique questions in a new national poll.

Fox News Poll: Trump rules GOP race in New Hampshire, Sanders by 1 over Clinton

Donald Trump leads the race for the Republican nomination in New Hampshire, while Bernie Sanders edges Hillary Clinton among Democrats.

That’s according to the latest Fox News poll, released Wednesday, and conducted since Friday’s terrorist attacks in Paris.

Republicans overwhelmingly pick Ben Carson over Donald Trump for having the better temperament to be president, but they have far more confidence in the billionaire than the retired surgeon to take on terror, handle Russian President Vladimir Putin and fix immigration.