Cruz, the only other candidate to have formally announced a White House bid, took 8 percent of the Republican vote.Four percent of independents chose Paul, who garnered just 1 percent from Democrats.
Paul did particularly poorly among urban and liberal voters, with 1 percent of those categories choosing him, and moderates, with 2 percent.Some of his best numbers came from those with a track record of voting for Republicans: Those who voted Republican in 2014 and those who voted for Mitt Romney in 2012 gave Paul 6 percent of their vote. Voters whose top issue was healthcare also picked Paul first at a higher rate, with 5 percent giving him the top spot.