Kasich no longer wins Ohio GOP primary, poll finds

“Gov. John Kasich’s big card was his enormous popularity in Ohio, generally considered the most important swing state in the November election”, said Peter A. Brown, assistant director of the Quinnipiac University Poll.

Since 1960, no candidate has been elected president without winning two of these three large states. Polls indicate that Trump leads the Republican presidential field with about 23 percent of the GOP vote, according to Real Clear Politics.

Her turnaround puts Clinton and Bernie sanders and against Vice President Joe Biden if he jumps in the race.

Despite the evident lead of Clinton and Trump in the polls voters are still wary of giving their all-out support for their top candidates for the presidential nomination. “Take a look at his past, he’s got $12 in the bank”, Trump said. In Florida, she has support of 43 percent of voters, followed by Sen. “Rubio that the president has not been forthcoming with a strategy, but when he had a chance to show support for the creation of one, he didn’t do it, and I just think that turned out to be a bad decision”, Bush said.

The poll results showed that Clinton garnered 46% support from Florida while Trump came in close with 42%.

Republican frontrunner Donald Trump has dominated the headlines in recent months, so it comes as a surprise that the tycoon-turned politician has been ultra conservative when it comes to campaign spending. Last month, the husband of Democratic frontrunner Hillary Clinton labeled Trump a “master brander” in an interview with CNN. Bernie Sanders, while Carson, Rubio, and businesswoman Carly Fiorina beating them in the matchups.

Biden trails Carson 47 – 42 percent and gets 45 percent to 42 percent for Bush. In Ohio, it would be from 40% to 52%, while Pennsylvania the estimates put the figures from 36% with Biden to a sweeping 51% without Biden. The margin of error for that subset of GOP voters is plus or minus seven percentage points.

Still others believe Trump is a flash in the pan, casting much doubt on his candidacy.

This survey was conducted by Quinnipiac University using live interviewers calling land lines and cell phones from September 25th to October 5th.

Quinnipiac surveyed 1,049 Pennsylvania voters, of whom 427 were Republicans and 442 Dems.