Poll: Bobby Jindal Ahead of Jeb in Iowa

GOP presidential candidate Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal is polling ahead of former Florida Governor Jeb Bush in Iowa.

The new survey from Public Policy Polling (PPP) has Jindal at 6 percent, while Bush is at 5 percent. The poll of 638 GOP primary voters conducted Oct. 30 to Nov. 1 has a 3.9 percent margin of error.

In it, Jindal also has a high favorability rate at 60 percent–tied for the third highest with former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee and Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL)–behind Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) at 62 percent and Dr. Ben Carson’s sky-high 74 percent.

Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush has the highest unfavorable ratings. Only 30 percent of Republican voters view him favorably, while 43 percent of GOP voters have a negative opinion of him.

There are just 90 days until the Iowa caucuses, but the Bush campaign maintains it is still too early to worry about Bush’s trailing numbers in the critical Hawkeye State. Bush relaunched his campaign this week with a new slogan “Jeb Can Fix It.”

Jindal has been relegated to the undercard GOP primary debates, and his campaign has argued that early state primary polling should be used as eligibility criteria for the primetime debate rather than national polls.