The decision to move on is based on the success Texas Sen. While it’s true that Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders both have some deeply loyal supporters, they also both benefit from people who make up their minds later. “Personally, I’d never vote for Donald Trump”. Mr. Kasich would win 47 percent to 39 percent against Mrs. Clinton.
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The poll did not release Kasich’s favorable and unfavorable ratings. His wife, Heidi, stopped in Waukesha to open a new campaign office on Wednesday. Under that scenario, Trump, a billionaire businessman and political newcomer, bests the others with voters across all age, education, gender and income groups…
Today’s installment of campaign-related news items from across the country.
If you don’t want Donald Trump to win, your choice comes down to this: “math”, the ad says.
The South Carolina senator acknowledged that he thought Ohio Gov. John Kasich would make for a better general election candidate, but he said that Cruz has the best chance to keep Trump from securing the Republican nomination.
Cruz talks Kasich: “You can’t lose every state and expect to be the nominee”, Cruz told CNN’s Chris Cuomo on New Day. Sanders has shown a consistently significant lead over Clinton among younger voters in past primary contests.
The Franklin and Marshall College Poll of 828 likely voters was conducted March 14-20 and has a margin of error of plus or minus 3.3 percent.
Kasich said his biggest problem had been getting noticed in a crowded GOP field that once included 17 candidates.
Hillary Clinton is closing in on collecting three-quarters of the delegates needed to clinch the Democratic presidential nomination. “The threat we face form terrorism is real, it is urgent and it knows no boundaries”, she said. But the race has tightened: In February, when candidates including Jeb Bush and Florida Sen.
“Ted is a consistent, principled conservative who has demonstrated the ability to appeal to voters and win primary contests”, Bush said in a statement.
Kasich fought back against the narrative that he was a longshot candidate in Wisconsin, vowing not to drop out of the race before the state’s April 5 primary.
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During a town-hall meeting attended by 350, he criticized President Obama for attending a baseball game in Cuba following this week’s deadly terrorist attacks in Brussels, according to the Wauwatosa Post Crescent newspaper.
