3 o más candidatos estadísticamente empatados en el liderato
1 estado
No hay datos de encuestas en los últimos tres meses o tres meses antes de las elecciones
10 estados y DC
Nota: Este mapa refleja los últimos resultados de las encuestas de opinión, NO el resultado final real de las primarias/caucus en sí. Un mapa de los resultados de las primarias se encuentra en File:Republican Party presidential primariaries results, 2016.svg . Tenga en cuenta que algunos estados tienen encuestas con márgenes de error que pueden no reflejarse con precisión en este mapa.
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