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Ted Cruz Closes In On Donald Trump In Quinnipiac National Poll
“Half of American voters say they’d be embarrassed to have Donald Trump as their commander in chief and most Americans think he doesn’t have a good chance in November, but there he is still at the top of the Republican heap”, said Tim Malloy, the Quinnipiac Poll’s assistant director.
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The only group of likely GOP primary voters in IL to dump the 69-year-old Trump in the Caccitolo poll were those between the ages of 26 and 35, who favored Rubio, the 44-year-old Florida senator, by 19 percent to Trump’s 16 percent and 12 percent apiece for Cruz and Christie. Clinton has a negative 43-51 percent favorability rating in the Quinnipiac poll. Marco Rubio (R-Florida) is the only Republican candidate with a slight edge over the former secretary of state.
Despite his GOP frontrunner status, 50% of American voters nevertheless told Quinnipiac that they would be “embarrassed” to have Trump as the face of the U.S.
Thirty-five percent of voters overall said they would be embarrassed to have Mrs. Clinton as president, 33 percent said they would be proud, and 29 percent said neither.
The surging Texas senator only trails the bombastic billionaire by four percentage points, according to the latest Quinnipiac University Poll released Tuesday.
The new national poll from Public Policy Polling, shared exclusively with Business Insider, found Bush faring worse than any other major Republican candidate surveyed in a theoretical matchup with Clinton, the Democratic front-runner.
As I’ve written a few times, polls that rely on their respondents to self-report whether they are registered and likely to vote could be overestimating Donald Trump’s support. Recent polls have showed the party firebrand surging in Iowa as conservative Christian leaders have begun to coalesce around him.
“There is a deep sense of division within the Republican Party and this divide can be described as the fuel which has propelled Mr. Trump’s rise”, he says.
Neither are out-and-out liked by voters.
Clinton’s comfortable lead in most polls was also evident in her 61 percent to 30 percent lead over Sanders. But 58% of those who name a candidate say they might change their mind.
Publicly, many in Bush’s orbit say they are completely unconcerned by former governor’s stagnating poll numbers. Clinton would best Trump by seven points. Both Republican White House hopefuls voted against the spending bill, as did Sen. Hillary Clinton tops him. Sen.
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Morning Consult ran an experiment: It polled 2,397 potential Republican voters earlier this month using three different methods – a traditional telephone survey with live interviewers calling landlines and cellphones, an online survey and an interactive dialing technique that calls people by telephone and asks them to respond to recorded questions by hitting buttons on their phone.