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Half Of US Voters Embarrassed With Trump As President
A Fox News poll taken similarly after the debate showed Trump with 39% support.
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Half of the USA voters say they would be embarrassed to have Donald Trump as president, according to a new Quinnipiac University National poll. The poll shows Trump ahead of Sen. The survey was in the field entirely after CNN’s debate in Las Vegas on December 15.
Trump wins 28 percent support in a Quinnipiac poll released Tuesday, with Cruz nipping at his heels with 24 percent. Chris Christie elicits a similar percent of his supporters who describe him as effective. Former Maryland Gov. Martin O’Malley has 2 percent, with 6 percent undecided and 41 percent who might change their mind. Nine in ten in all states feel the country is now a more risky and insecure place, including 95 percent of Iowa GOP voters who say that, and nine in ten feel the nation’s economic system is one that hurts them instead of benefits them. That consolidation is reflected in voters’ overall preferences. In the most recent debate, the Rubio-vs.-Cruz scuffles were the most interesting, and perhaps the most consequential. That latter figure marks the highest share for any two candidates combined this cycle. These numbers push Cruz (30.2) to a four point lead in the RealClearPolitics average, followed by Trump (26.2%), Rubio (12.3%) and Carson (10.0%), with all of the other candidates now averaging in the single digits.
And Republicans are coming around to the idea that the Republican Party has its best shot at winning the presidency by nominating the NY real estate mogul.
The electorate in the Granite State’s GOP primary is less conservative than Iowa’s – Republicans in New Hampshire tend to be more moderate, and independents are allowed to vote in New Hampshire’s primary, while only Republicans can participate in Iowa’s GOP caucuses.
Trump has said he thinks the race could come down to the two men. Christie appears to have taken a bit of that support from Florida’s Jeb Bush and Ohio’s John Kasich, and he’s polling about as well among conservatives as moderates. “Ted Cruz is not just an outsider, he is a proven outsider”. Cruz had long thought immigration would be his weapon of choice against Rubio, but the past week showed that flashing back to 2013 immigration debates can cut against Cruz as much as they can help him.
In the remaining seven contested Republican primary elections in the last 44 years (Richard Nixon ran unopposed in 1972), five included an incumbent president or vice president who was running – and historically speaking, primary elections favor incumbents. He’s also posted the largest increase in favorability rating among all adults since September, climbing from 27% favorable in September to 45% now, an 18-point gain. Slightly fewer say either sentiment applies to Trump (63% values, 60% proud) or Rubio (64% values, 62% proud). Christie has more than doubled his own support from just 5 percent last month to 11 percent now, putting him into the mix.
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The CNN/ORC poll was conducted by telephone December 17-21 among a random national sample of 1,018 adults. That’s a 4-point spread in the part of the poll that had a margin of error of plus or minus 4.4 percentage points. But among the 508 Republicans polled and among the 462 Democrats questioned, the poll had a margin of error greater than 4 percentage points.