Trump’s the Right Man to Handle Economy, Immigration — CNN Poll
Forty-seven percent said Clinton would be the best person to help the middle class while 44 percent said Sanders would be strong on that issue. They’ve come together to say to themselves and to anyone who may be listening: calm down, get it together, it’s okay… That’s why Matt Bevin is now the governor of Kentucky when all the polls had him losing.
In the case of San Bernardino, Trump said he believes the mother, sister and “anyone” who went into the alleged shooters’ house knew that the couple was planning an attack. Second, some states let independents and non-affiliated voters vote.
“Under no circumstance would I suggest that she is too old for anything, but she has been so entrenched in Washington for so long that it is hard for her to make the argument that she is a new messenger for anything”, said New Hampshire GOP chairwoman Jennifer Horn.
I’ve noted many times that polls prior to primaries are of little predictive value.
Donald Trump’s flamboyance was appreciated by the lady who blew a flying kiss in turn and shouted saying, “I am not going to take shower”.
“Innocent civilians aren’t being targeted, they’re the ones who got killed”. Other candidates total the support of almost 5 percent of Republican voters. Campaigns are a learning process for candidates and voters alike; most voters are still pondering what kind of president should succeed Barack Obama.
In this week’s Quinnipiac poll, almost half, 46 percent, of Trump backers said their minds were made up.
So are they right about Trump? Clinton also loses to Marco Rubio 48 percent to 49 percent. Most voters haven’t made up their minds yet, a phenomenon few of those horse race polls take the time to point out.
As for which candidate would have the best chance of winning the General Election, 52% say Trump, compared with 15% for Rubio, 11% for Cruz and 10% for Carson.
“Trump’s support is heavily concentrated among non-college educated Republicans and those who only lean Republican and thus are less inclined to show up and vote in primaries and caucuses”, said Larry Sabato, director of the University of Virginia’s Center for Politics in an email to the news site. Even then, the only polls that really matter will be the ones in Iowa; national polls are much less relevant. He may be even higher. I’m as guilty as anyone else – and maybe more; I don’t just read about the polls, I write about them.
According to the latest polls, Donald Trump is in the lead with anywhere between 27% and 36% of the vote – quite a wide gap, depending on which poll you look at.