A new NH1 News poll found that the overwhelming majority of registered Republicans and independents likely to vote in a Republican presidential primary in 2016 do not consider Scott Walker’s lack of a college degree to be disqualifying in a presidential race. Eighty-five percent said that a college degree didn’t matter, while 15 percent said that Walker’s not having one disqualified him to be the next president. Registered Republicans were slightly more likely (86 percent) than independents (81 percent), to think Walker’s lack of certification was irrelevant to his ability to be president.

Don’t miss Kevin Williamson’s take on the question from the latest print issue, which is just out. (Available only to NR Digital subscribers, but you can become one for free.)