If Trump dropped out right now, who would the GOP pick as their nominee?
If Trump dropped out of the race for POTUS, who would the republican party rush in for the nominee?
If Trump were to run his campaign like a normal/average Republican, how would the race turn out? Hypothetically, how would the Republicans have reacted, if Trump would have been the Democratic nominee? Wouldn't they have had a blast? If Trump withdrew from the election, would Pence have the consolidated support of the Republican Party? Has a U.S. presidential nominee from one of the major parties ever dropped out of the race before the election? A month before the election, is it possible for Republican Party to drop off Donald Trump and place Mike Pence on top of the ticket? Tony Fratto: Is it likely that a significant number of moderate Republicans will vote Democratic if Trump is the GOP's nominee? Anti-Trump Republicans: If Trump becomes the Republican nominee for president, would you then support him completely, or would you switch to Democrat? 70% of GOP insiders want Trump to drop out. Will Trump drop out, or will he continue and take the party down with him if he loses? What if Hillary Clinton hired Trump to sabotage the Republican Party but Trump now believes he can fly solo and become president? Five weeks from election, can Trump be dismissed as the Republican candidate? If so, is there any credible Republican challenger to Clinton? Would it be possible, in theory: that The Electoral College does not nominate Trump as POTUS? Is it likely that a significant number of moderate Republicans will vote Democratic if Trump is the GOP's nominee? If the Republican party had nominated someone else, would they have defeated Clinton? If it could be done, should Donald drop out and let Ivanka run for president? What if both Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton dropped out of the presidential race including the vice president nominees? If Trump won the Presidency and decided to drop the gig immediately, would his VP pick suddenly become President? Would Trump be in any legal trouble? What are reasons an American would not want to have a Republican for president in 2016? Has a major party candidate ever dropped out of the general election? If Donald Trump loses convincingly in November and vows never to run again, what potential candidates might his supporters back in 2020? Who would be the strongest Democratic nominee against President Trump in 2020? Were any major party candidates as problematic as Donald Trump? Why didn't Mike Pence run in the Republican primaries? U.S. Presidential Elections: If a candidate drops out of the race what happens to his/her delegates? Which republican could you vote for? What would have happened if there were two members of the Republican party called Donald Trump and the electoral college voted for the wrong one? If Mike Pence had run in the republican primaries, how well would he have done? If Trump wins the nomination, what'll be the ultimate stance of GOP leaders (e.g., Paul Ryan, Mitch McConnell) toward Trump? Should Barack Obama have been allowed to run so Trump could have defeated a real opponent and not a whimp like Clinton? Why does the Republican Party hate Trump if Republicans are voting for him? Who will run against Trump for the Republican Nomination in 2020?