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Those that said they “would definitely not support” Clinton stands at 11 percent.

Sanders ran through his goals to aid the struggling and not, in his words, the powerful and greedy, including a higher minimum wage, family leave, fairer incarceration, and more affordable education and health care.

He speaks from experience when he lays out plans to repeal Obamacare and his rags-to-riches story appeals to both Democrats and Republicans.

US Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has said that he loved Muslims and that he would contemplate using a Muslim in his Cabinet.

“And people can see through it”.

While Trump may have a firm hold on the lead spot, “29 percent of GOP voters say they “would definitely not support” him, according to the poll. Marco Rubio over former two-term Gov. Jeb Bush as their presidential nominee.

In a statement released on Wednesday, Fox News said the spat started after Trump’s appearance on a Thursday episode of “The O’Reilly Factor” was canceled.

Controversial Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has made a decision to boycott Fox News.

Donald Trump has slipped as several rival candidates have gained on the 2016 GOP front-runner, according to a new Quinnipiac University poll following the second Republican debate. She’s above water against Trump by just two points (45-43).

In general election match-ups, Carson is the only GOP candidate who tops Clinton – earning 49 percent support among all voters to Clinton’s 42 percent. Marco Rubiohas leapfrogged a onetime mentor, former Gov. Jeb Bush, in a poll of Florida voters released Wednesday by...

A Fox News poll released September 23 indicated that businessman Donald Trump, a frontrunner in the GOP presidential nomination polls since mid-July, no longer has the commanding lead he enjoyed just a few weeks ago.

His focused appeal to Hispanic voters follows what’s become something of a Bush family tradition.

When asked if he thought Islam was “consistent with the Constitution”, he responded that he did not, and that the United States of America should never elect a Muslim president. He’s saying, personally, I am not going to support someone who is Muslim because I...

Republican presidential candidate and former pediatric neurosurgeon Dr. Ben Carson called the Muslim faith incompatible with the Constitution and said he would not support a Muslim for president of the United States.

“Nearly 17 years ago to the day, I came to the Senate floor to cast a vote to override then-President Clinton’s veto of the federal partial-birth abortion ban and to speak out for the voiceless unborn children who were victims of that deplorable practice”.