Last Tuesday, Ted Cruz sewed up the invaluable endorsement of Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker. Not only did Walker endorse him but he cut an ad for the Cruz campaign. Yesterday, a couple of other things happened that point to Cruz running away with this Tuesday’s primary.
Wisconsin Representative Reid Ribble endorsed Ted Cruz yesterday after struggling to decide between Cruz and Kasich.
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What makes this significant is that Ribble is not a hard-core conservative. His HAFA score puts him right at the House average (67 percent) and he is about in the middle of Wisconsin’s delegation. The fact that he has endorsed Cruz means that he is probably correct in that the majority of the undecided vote in Wisconsin is a) trying to decide between Cruz and Kasich, not between Trump and anyone else, and b) those undecideds will break toward Cruz on Tuesday.
The second bit of news is a new poll confirms that Cruz has a sizable lead in Wisconsin.
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So while there is a state-wide race going on, it would be possible for a candidate to lose 20-plus of the congressional district races by narrow margins. Cruz is going to win the state race but the real battle is to deny Trump and especially Kasich any delegates at all. Shutting out Kasich in a state that, according to his own campaign narrative, is friendly to him will knock him out of the race.
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Walker is really going to the wall for Cruz in WI. That would be quite a ticket. Just sayin
— Steve Deace (@SteveDeaceShow) April 3, 2016
Amen! I’d love to see Cruz win with over 50%. And if Kasick got no delegates that would make it much harder. Maybe for Trump to get no delegates would be even better!
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