Pollster Patrick Murray (yeah, I know) from Monmouth University polling has a new poll of New Hampshire voters (full pdf below).  Normally, given Murray’s extremely biased track record, Murray polls are ‘grain-of-salt’ reviews; however, this one does factually line-up with two prior recent New Hampshire polls.

Beyond the dominating top line figure of Trump at 32%, it’s worth noting the position of Kasich (14%).  All of those millions expended appear to be paying off.  However, unlike the last NH poll showing Bush also benefited, this time Bush is back to 4%.

The shift-shaping is all happening in a statistical distance far away from frontrunner Donald Trump, who continues to add to an already considerable lead.

Well behind Trump, Kasich, Cruz, Rubio, Christie and Bush are grabbing poll numbers like lotto balls in the dancing air machine.  Here’s the historical look:

(Via Monmouth University) […]  One month before New Hampshire heads to the polls, 1-in-3 (32%) likely Republican voters say they are completely decided on who they will support, which is up from 20% in November. Trump supporters (46%) are the most likely to say their candidate choice is completely locked in. Another 42% of the electorate say they have a strong preference but are willing to consider other candidates. The remaining 1-in-4 say they either have only a slight preference (15%) or are really undecided (12%), which is down from 4-in-10 who were similarly uncommitted two months ago. (link)

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