Monmouth University poll casts a pall over Scott Walker's presidential candidacy announcement

Scott Walker (6%) is tied with Mike Huckabee for 4th place -- behind Jeb Bush (15%), Donald Trump (13%), and Ted Cruz (9%).

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National:  Bush, Trump get bumps.  (Monmouth University, 7/13/2015)

The behinders in the7/9-12/2015 Monmouth poll

• 2% - Rick Perry, Chris Christie, Rick Santorum, Bobby Jindal
• 1% - Carly Fiorina, John Kasich
• 0% - Lindsey Graham

Some of the other numbers

• 19% of the respondents are undecided or interested in 'no one'
• Highest unfavorables
• 45% - Chris Christie
• 41% - Donald Trump
• 33% - Lindsey Graham (50% have no opinion; not good news for the Bachelor Senator from South Carolina)
• 39% of respondents say that the number of Republicans candidates running is back for the party (compared to 34% who say it's a good thing

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