This Poll Might Be the One Hillary Needs to Worry About

After the college stop, Clinton visited a shop called Popcorn Heaven in nearby Waterloo where she chatted with owner ReShonda Young, whom she had previously met at a business round table. “I’m putting the facts out”, David Brock, the founder of several pro-Clinton groups including Correct the Record, said on Bloomberg’s With All Due Respect. “They are about what we want to see our country become for our children, for our grandchildren, so I understand why Charlotte is really her north star in this race”.

Fifty-one percent of Americans think Clinton broke government rules regarding private email, while nearly a third, 32 percent, say she didn’t.

Hillary has said of the scandal “nobody talks to me about it other than [reporters]”.

She took on Republican front runner Donald Trump by name, specifically for his “offensive” comments about women, but she noted that many Republican presidential candidates hold the same beliefs “just without the pizzazz and the hair”.

The most recent poll to chronicle Hillary Clinton’s collapse – this one by the Washington Post/ABC News – shows that there is no difference between her vote share among men and among women. Bernie Sanders. I have been in and around enough campaigns to know there is an ebb and flow, polls go up and down, peoples’ attention and decision making changes over time. Clinton is right behind him with 75 percent of Florida Democrats seeing her as favorable while 18 percent see her as unfavorable.

Countless polls have shown the Democratic nomination fight at different stages, but the overarching trend is that Sanders, once a dark horse candidate, has pulled closer to Clinton than he has ever been.

Clinton admitted the drop in support on Monday.

Correct the Record, a super PAC whose mission is supposedly to respond to attacks against Hillary Clinton, instead turned its focus on Bernie Sanders yesterday. She was speaking in Iowa on Monday when she said her administration would have a campus assault plan.

Clinton also received the highest unfavorable rating in the Democratic field with 47 percent of college students holding negative views of the former first lady, earning her a net-negative score of 47-42 percent.

Her three main tenets to address sexual assault on campus are providing comprehensive support to survivors, ensuring a fair process for all and increasing prevention efforts.