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Originally Posted by bronco67
Because all he has to do is win at the rate he's been going.
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But wouldn't keeping the same be more difficult to do with less candidates?
Say with Rubio it is Trump 33 30 15 15 and without Rubio it can turn into Trump 36 37 20. As Rubio's votes will go towards other candidates more than towards Trump.
I remember poll which said only 13% of Rubio's voters would vote for Trump since Rubio is no more running.
On top of that there may be some strategic voting by anti Trumpsters, getting behing either cruz or kasich in certain states (where either one of them is big dog and another is very weak).
So all in all my main concern is - same rate winning may be harder now...