Stanley Greenberg, a leading Democratic pollster who once worked for Bill Clinton, has just unveiled an in depth survey of Republican voters that shows the 2016 GOP primary coming down to a duel between former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush and Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul.

Greenberg’s poll, spread over 41 powerpoint pages, finds that Paul dominates the Tea Party wing of the GOP with 52 percent support. Greenberg added that evangelical Christians, which control 30 percent of the Republican Party, are very supportive of the Tea Party, suggesting Paul would control them too as he shores up conservatives.

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