Trump leads Clinton among voters not affiliated with either of the Republican or Democratic parties. Her national double digit lead in preference has shrunk in this poll to only four points.
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“Every week – boom, boom, boom, I knocked them off”, Mr Trump told his supporters in California referring to the defeat of other Republican candidates by him. After being hammered by Clinton, Sanders revised his stand and now supports changing the legislation. Just 19 percent have a favorable view of him. “She’s a bad candidate”.
The political news website also said they analyzed the California electorate by dividing them into “age and ethnicity”, then “assigned the turnout consideration” and finally divided “counties in California and then in Macro-Areas”.
Sanders rallies supporters today in Oregon. That strategy is based on the broad areas of overlap between voters attracted to Trump and those who have flocked to Sanders.
John Kasich has 21 percent support, with the remaining 6 percent claiming to be undecided for the May 3 primary that has 57 delegate votes up for grabs.
“I recognize that many in the media would love to see me surrender to Donald Trump because that means that Hillary wins”.
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton’s campaign is selling “woman cards” to supporters following remarks made by her potential Republican rival Donald Trump. More than half of Clinton voters say that is what Sanders is doing. In the past, he never secured over 50% of the vote even in the primaries he won.
“The only thing she’s got going is the woman card”, Trump said earlier this week at a press conference for his campaign on the fourth so-called Super Tuesday of this election season.
Again, it is the non-Democratic identifiers who support Sanders who are now the most unwilling to move towards Clinton in a race against Trump.
If Trump fails to get to that number until the convention, a new vote at the gathering will decide who will be the Republican presidential candidate.
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The bigger issue could be how much help the Vermont Senator gives to a Clinton campaign.
