CBS NEWS POLL The Race for the 2016 Republican Nomination: Trump Leads July 29-August 2, 2015

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CBS NEWS POLL The Race for the 2016 Republican Nomination: Trump Leads July 29-August 2, 2015 prim. Next year, are you more likely to vote in a Republican presidential primary or caucus, or a Democratic primary or caucus or aren't you likely to vote in a primary or caucus at all? ** REGISTERED VOTERS ** Total Rep Dem Ind % Republican primary 38 84 3 31 Democratic primary 34 3 81 21 Not likely to vote 16 8 11 26 Never vote * - - 1 Don t know/no answer 12 5 5 21 Q1-Q16 HELD FOR FUTURE RELEASE Q17. Which one of these candidates would you like to see the Republican Party nominate for President in 2016? Donald Trump 24 24 22 Jeb Bush 13 13 10 Scott Walker 10 8 13 Mike Huckabee 8 10 5 Ted Cruz 6 6 6 Marco Rubio 6 5 7 Ben Carson 6 7 5 Rand Paul 4 2 9 Chris Christie 3 2 4 Bobby Jindal 2 2 2 Rick Perry 2 2 3 John Kasich 1 1 2 George Pataki 1 1 1 Rick Santorum 1 1 - Jim Gilmore 1 1 - Carly Fiorina * * - Lindsey Graham * 1 - Someone Else (vol.) 1 1 * None of them (vol.) 3 3 4 Don't know/no answer 9 9 8 *Less than 0.5%

Q18. Who would be your second choice for the Republican nomination for president? Marco Rubio 11 11 8 Jeb Bush 10 10 10 Ben Carson 10 10 11 Ted Cruz 8 5 14 Rand Paul 8 7 11 Scott Walker 8 7 10 Mike Huckabee 7 9 2 Donald Trump 6 7 5 Carly Fiorina 5 6 3 John Kasich 4 4 4 Rick Perry 4 4 4 Chris Christie 3 1 5 Bobby Jindal 3 3 1 Lindsey Graham 1 * 2 Rick Santorum 2 3 1 George Pataki * * - Someone Else * * * Jim Gilmore * 1 - None of them 2 1 3 Don't know/no answer 9 11 7 *Less than 0.5%

Q19. Regardless of how you intend to vote in 2016, which one of these Republican presidential candidates would you be most dissatisfied with as the Republican nominee? Donald Trump 27 26 26 Jeb Bush 18 15 23 Chris Christie 10 9 13 Rand Paul 7 8 5 Lindsey Graham 6 7 5 Ted Cruz 3 3 3 Rick Perry 3 3 3 Marco Rubio 3 3 3 Mike Huckabee 2 2 4 Rick Santorum 2 3 1 Ben Carson 1 2 1 Carly Fiorina 1 1 1 Bobby Jindal 1 1 1 George Pataki 1 2 1 Scott Walker 1 1 1 Jim Gilmore 1 2 - John Kasich * * * Someone Else * * - None of them 2 1 3 Don't know/no answer 9 10 7 *Less than 0.5%

Q20. Regardless of how you intend to vote in 2016, which one of these Republican presidential candidates do you think has the best chance of winning the general election in November 2016? Donald Trump 26 25 30 Jeb Bush 23 21 24 Scott Walker 8 9 6 Rand Paul 5 4 7 Ted Cruz 4 4 3 Mike Huckabee 4 5 1 Marco Rubio 4 4 4 Chris Christie 2 2 4 Rick Perry 2 3 1 Ben Carson 1 1 1 John Kasich 1 1 1 Rick Santorum 1 1 2 Jim Gilmore 1 1 1 Lindsey Graham * * - Bobby Jindal * - 1 Someone Else * * - None of them 1 2 * Don't know/no answer 16 17 15 *Less than 0.5% Q21 CUT Q22a.In general, do you think the Republican candidates for president are mostly (explaining what they would do as president), or mostly (attacking the other Republicans in the race)? ** REGISTERED VOTERS ** Total Rep Dem Ind % Mostly explaining 26 46 11 22 Mostly attacking 57 35 76 59 Depends 4 4 3 5 Don't know/no answer 13 14 11 14 Q23-Q27 HELD FOR FUTURE RELEASE

Q29. We'd like to get your opinion of some public figures. For each of the following people, please say whether your opinion is favorable, not favorable, undecided, or whether you haven't heard enough about him or her yet to have an opinion. a. Jeb Bush ************ REGISTERED VOTERS ************ Total Rep Dem Ind Rep Primary Voters Apr15d Favorable 30 47 16 29 43 10 Not favorable 40 22 57 40 29 31 Undecided 17 20 14 17 20 18 Haven't heard enough 12 11 13 12 8 39 Don't know/no answer 1 - * 2 * 1 b. Marco Rubio Favorable 24 45 7 22 46 Not favorable 22 10 34 22 11 Undecided 12 12 10 13 13 Haven't heard enough 39 31 46 39 28 Don't know/no answer 3 2 3 4 2 c. Donald Trump Apr11b Favorable 27 47 8 25 47 20 Not favorable 59 37 83 56 38 60 Undecided 9 14 3 10 12 16 Haven't heard enough 4 2 5 5 2 4 Don't know/no answer 1 * 1 3 1 0 d. Scott Walker Favorable 20 37 4 19 38 Not favorable 19 4 32 19 6 Undecided 10 15 8 8 12 Haven't heard enough 50 43 54 51 43 Don't know/no answer 2 2 2 3 2 *Less than 0.5%

Q30. How confident are you in Jeb Bush s ability to make the right decisions about the economy--are you very confident, somewhat confident, not too confident, or not at all confident? Very confident 17 19 16 Somewhat confident 46 53 36 Not too confident 20 17 22 Not at all confident 13 7 24 Don't know/no answer 4 4 3 Q31. How confident are you in Jeb Bush s ability to make the right decisions about dealing with America s adversaries-- are you very Very confident 18 19 18 Somewhat confident 50 55 41 Not too confident 18 16 18 Not at all confident 11 6 22 Don't know/no answer 4 4 2 Q32. How confident are you in Jeb Bush s ability to make the right decisions about illegal immigration--are you very Very confident 13 13 11 Somewhat confident 45 49 37 Not too confident 22 21 24 Not at all confident 17 13 25 Don't know/no answer 4 4 3 Q32a. Do you think Jeb Bush says what he believes most of the time, or does he say what he thinks people want to hear? Says what he believes 46 48 42 What people want to hear 44 40 52 Don't know/no answer 10 12 6 Q33. How confident are you in Marco Rubio s ability to make the right decisions about the economy--are you very Very confident 13 17 6 Somewhat confident 48 46 55 Not too confident 18 17 19 Not at all confident 10 9 10 Don't know/no answer 11 12 10

Q34. How confident are you in Marco Rubio s ability to make the right decisions about dealing with America s adversaries--are you very Very confident 19 22 14 Somewhat confident 39 40 39 Not too confident 19 15 26 Not at all confident 10 11 10 Don't know/no answer 12 12 11 Q35. How confident are you in Marco Rubio s ability to make the right decisions about illegal immigration--are you very Very confident 17 16 20 Somewhat confident 40 41 37 Not too confident 19 19 19 Not at all confident 14 13 15 Don't know/no answer 10 11 9 Q35a. Do you think Marco Rubio says what he believes most of the time, or does he say what he thinks people want to hear? Says what he believes 48 49 47 What people want to hear 36 37 35 Don't know/no answer 16 14 19 Q36. How confident are you in Donald Trump s ability to make the right decisions about the economy--are you very Very confident 47 50 43 Somewhat confident 24 26 21 Not too confident 9 8 11 Not at all confident 19 16 23 Don't know/no answer 1-2 Q37. How confident are you in Donald Trump s ability to make the right decisions about dealing with America s adversaries--are you very Very confident 27 30 24 Somewhat confident 32 32 30 Not too confident 16 15 18 Not at all confident 23 23 22 Don't know/no answer 2 1 6

Q38. How confident are you in Donald Trump s ability to make the right decisions about illegal immigration--are you very Very confident 39 40 35 Somewhat confident 26 29 22 Not too confident 9 7 15 Not at all confident 24 22 26 Don't know/no answer 2 1 2 Q38a. Do you think Donald Trump says what he believes most of the time, or does he say what he thinks people want to hear? Says what he believes 79 79 77 What people want to hear 20 20 22 Don't know/no answer 1 1 1 Q39. How confident are you in Scott Walker s ability to make the right decisions about the economy--are you very Very confident 23 26 18 Somewhat confident 30 29 33 Not too confident 13 12 14 Not at all confident 13 12 13 Don't know/no answer 21 21 22 Q40. How confident are you in Scott Walker s ability to make the right decisions about dealing with America s adversaries--are you very Very confident 17 18 15 Somewhat confident 37 36 39 Not too confident 12 13 11 Not at all confident 11 10 12 Don't know/no answer 23 22 23 Q41. How confident are you in Scott Walker s ability to make the right decisions about illegal immigration--are you very Very confident 18 17 19 Somewhat confident 34 36 31 Not too confident 13 13 11 Not at all confident 14 13 16 Don't know/no answer 22 21 23

Q41a. Do you think Scott Walker says what he believes most of the time, or does he say what he thinks people want to hear? Says what he believes 49 51 47 What people want to hear 28 27 30 Don't know/no answer 22 22 23 Q42-Q49 HELD FOR FUTURE RELEASE Q50. Has your opinion of Donald Trump changed over the past month, or hasn't it changed? (If changed ask:) Has it changed for the better of for the worse? ************ REGISTERED VOTERS ************ Total Rep Dem Ind Rep Primary Voters % % Changed for the better 13 23 5 11 23 Changed for the worse 23 13 32 23 12 Not changed 62 61 61 63 63 Don't know/no answer 3 2 2 4 2 Q50a. Which comes closest to your feelings about the way things are going in Washington enthusiastic, satisfied but not enthusiastic, dissatisfied but not angry, or angry? ************ TOTAL RESPONDENTS ************ Total Rep Primary Voters Dem Primary Voters Sep14b % Enthusiastic 2 1 2 2 Satisfied but not enthusiastic 20 10 25 19 Dissatisfied but not angry 48 46 47 49 Angry 28 42 25 28 Don't know/no answer 3 1 1 3 Q51-Q55 HELD FOR FUTURE RELEASE Q56. Overall, would you say most recent immigrants to the United States contribute to this country, or do most of them cause problems? Apr10b Contribute 59 43 71 59 49 Cause problems 28 42 19 26 31 Both (Vol.) 5 5 3 6 7 Depends on origin (Vol.) 1 * 2 1 2 Don't know/no answer 8 10 5 8 11 Q57-Q59 HELD FOR FUTURE RELEASE

Q60. Which comes closest to your view about illegal immigrants who are living in the US? (They should be allowed to stay in the US and eventually apply for citizenship), they should be allowed to stay in the US legally, but not be allowed to apply for citizenship or (they should be required to leave the US). * TOTAL RESPONDENTS * Total Rep Dem Ind Apr15d % % Stay and apply for citizenship 61 46 78 59 57 Stay in the US legally, but not apply 9 9 8 9 11 Required to leave the US 26 41 13 25 29 Don't know/no answer 5 3 1 7 3 Q61. Do you think ILLEGAL immigrants coming to this country today take jobs away from American citizens, or do they mostly take jobs Americans don't want? Feb13a Take jobs away 27 42 18 24 29 Take jobs Americans don't want 63 49 73 65 59 Both (Vol.) 5 6 4 6 9 Don't know/no answer 4 2 4 5 3 Q62. Compared to American citizens, how likely do you think ILLEGAL immigrants are to commit crimes -- are ILLEGAL immigrants more likely, less likely or about as likely to commit crimes as American citizens? May07a More likely 22 33 17 19 30 Less likely 17 11 23 16 14 About as likely 58 53 59 60 53 Don't know/no answer 3 3 1 5 3 Q62a-Q62c HELD FOR FUTURE RELEASE Q62d. Generally speaking, do you prefer a political candidate who pays for their campaign (by raising money through political donations), who pays for their campaign by (using their own personal wealth), or doesn t it matter to you either way? ** REGISTERED VOTERS ** Political donations 13 9 19 12 Personal wealth 28 32 23 28 Doesn't matter 56 59 56 55 Don't know/no answer 3 1 2 5

UNWEIGHTED Total Respondents 1252 WEIGHTED Total Republicans 353 330 Total Democrats 372 370 Total Independents 527 553 Total Registered Voters 1047 962 Total Republican Registered Voters 320 283 Total Democrat Registered Voters 317 290 Total Independent Registered Voters 410 389 Total Republican Primary Voters 408 364 Total Democratic Primary Voters 362 327