Lack of name recognition can be a struggle for presidential candidates, but for some, lack of face recognition is a problem, too. A new Vox/Morning Consult poll reveals that though some 2016 contenders — like Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump — are almost universally recognized, others — like Senators Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio — are unfamiliar faces to many voters, including some of their own supporters.
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