Will the Republicans have a brokered convention? (Poll)

[TexasTowelie]

With tonight's exercise in ho-humness and futility by the Republican candidates it is apparent that none of them deserve to be a leader of anything, yet alone their own party.

Taking into account the Republican primary schedule, what do you think is the likely outcome of the Republican primary process?

http://www.uspresidentialelectionnews.com/2016-presidential-primary-schedule-calendar/

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	A leader will emerge after the February polls and caucuses (IA, NH, SC, NV)
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	A leader will emerge after Super Tuesday, March 1
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	A leader will emerge after Tuesday, March 15 (OH, IL, FL, MO)
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	A leader will emerge after Tuesday, April 26 (CT, DE, MD, PA, RI)
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	No clue until after June 7 (CA, MT, NJ, NM, SD)
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	No clear winner prior to the Republican National Convention
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	More than one round of ballots will be cast at the Republican National Convention
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[SheilaT]

1. Nope.

There hasn't been a brokered convention in practically forever, despite the fact that such a thing is a recurring wet dream every four years.

The Republican field will shake out faster than you realize. Keep in mind that we are nearly a year from the convention itself, and there will be many primaries and caucuses between now and then. Who will be the front runner by that time, I haven't a clue. But some one of these clowns will win the nomination, probably with a substantial majority.