February 7, 2016
Want to get a real sense of what voters (especially in New Hampshire) thought of last night's debate? Look at the numbers.
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Marco raised over $600,000 after the debate.
Just as Cruz released his fundraising numbers after his last rough debate in Iowa, Rubio does the same — says $600K poured in overnight
— Manu Raju (@mkraju) February 7, 2016
Twitter says @marcorubio is having a rough debate. Online donors are currently disagreeing. Best debate thus far, and its Saturday.
— Scott Tranter (@stranter) February 7, 2016
Who won? A Google Survey had Marco in a strong second.
Google poll of who's winning tonight:
1. Trump 28.4%
2. Rubio 20.3%
3. Cruz 16.2%
4. Christie 13.5%
5. Carson 8.1% pic.twitter.com/IRgvNHf5FP— Hunter Schwarz (@hunterschwarz) February 7, 2016
Speaking of Google, Marco's New Hampshire search traffic was insane
.@marcorubio top searched in New Hampshire tonight. Replay with our #dataviz #GOPDebate https://t.co/uIYOeKo1k7 pic.twitter.com/ndVm0rzGKY
— GoogleTrends (@GoogleTrends) February 7, 2016
Rubio has more NH Google searches than Trump during the debate. And I think this is probably good for him. pic.twitter.com/9b5toFRCAX
— Patrick Ruffini (@PatrickRuffini) February 7, 2016
And Rubio's answers on conservatism and life made a huge impression with voters
Which #GOPDebate candidates are searched most with 'conservatism'? 1st place: @marcorubio https://t.co/FzqEbZU8tj pic.twitter.com/SAr6x3f8GW
— GoogleTrends (@GoogleTrends) February 7, 2016
Rubio spox @AlexConant confirms to @IndJournal: fundraising/traffic spike coincided w/@marcorubio's #prolife answer https://t.co/NojNxvAcE3
— Sarah Rumpf (@rumpfshaker) February 7, 2016
Looking back at Marco website analytics. Huge traffic spikes were during abortion and foreign policy segments. Then came the $$$
— Wesley Donehue (@wesleydonehue) February 7, 2016
The data is clear — Marcomentum isn't stopping.
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Marco Rubio, Rubio Campaign Press Release - By the Numbers: The Real Story of the ABC News Debate Online by Gerhard Peters and John T. Woolley, The American Presidency Project https://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/node/313263