Ted Cruz's Citizenship Not a Problem Among Millennials

When it comes to the question of Texas Senator Ted Cruz's eligibility to be president, Cruz has some extra attention and nothing to fear from millennials, according to recent polls.

Cruz's citizenship has been a hot topic ever since Donald Trump has started targeting the Texas senator.

But Trump's attacks may have backfired. 58 percent of those polled by YouGov, said they still believe that Cruz is eligible to be president, despite being born in Canada, according to the poll.

Millennials polled 56 percent saying he is eligible to be president, but 26 percent said they were not sure.

However, in the same poll, when asked if they thought President Barack Obama was born in the United States, Millennials voted overwhelmingly yes, according to the poll.

Trump's attacks seem to have especially backfired with Millennials, 68 percent said they just thought Trump was trying to attack Cruz.

Since Trump began his attacks, Cruz's citizenship has been incredibly popular on Google. The phrase "Ted Cruz citizenship" has an index number of 100 on Google Trends, which means that of the number of things googled, this phrase is 10% of the searches, according to the Google Trends Support page.

Just the phrase "Ted Cruz" itself is very popular on Google, most significantly in Iowa and New Hampshire.

Trump, despite his attacks, is a less popular search topic than Cruz in these key states.

This doesn't determine who will end up winning these primaries, but it does say who the people are more interested in and the polls indicate, especially among millennials, all this attention may not be a bad thing.