Only 38 per cent of registered U.S. voters view Clinton positively while 59 per cent say they dislike her, compared to the 37/60 split for Trump.
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Consequently, Kasich, who is one of the many candidates Trump vanquished during the Republican presidential primaries, is in a position to thwart Trump’s presidential ambitions-or, at least, to take a stab at that.
Donald Trump speaks during a campaign rally Tuesday in Everett, Wash. She’s proposed incremental improvements but no sweeping changes. The gender-gap figures seem in range of other polling, with Trump up seven with men and down 15 with women, but that’s about all that does.
Both candidates have said they’d authorize Medicare to negotiate drug prices.
Northumberland County Democratic Committee Chairman Rodger Babnew said that at 10 weeks before the general election, his goal is to work as hard as he can to make sure Trump doesn’t get anywhere near a position of worldwide or national responsibility.
That puts Trump at odds with most Republicans, who see Medicare negotiations as nothing more than the government dictating prices. Ryan favors a major overhaul of Medicare for future retirees, gradually replacing open-ended government coverage with a limited payment that beneficiaries could use for a range of insurance options.
Overall, Oregonians donate to Clinton over Trump at a 40-to-1 ratio.
After the Democratic National Convention, Clinton pulled away to take a double-digit lead over Donald Trump in some national polls. Pat Toomey, 43 percent to 38 percent among likely voters. The numbers for Trump were 28 percent and 20 percent, respectively.
Among Republican and Republican-leaning likely voters, 54 percent say that Trump wasn’t the best option in this year’s pool of candidates, while 35 percent say they are happy with the billionaire businessman as the party’s standard-bearer, according to a new HuffPost/YouGov survey released Monday. McGinty holds a 5-point lead, according to the Franklin & Marshall poll.
The Real Clear Politics average of recent polls has Clinton leading by 3.6 percentage points. The last recipient of that dubious distinction was George HW Bush, who had 53 percent unfavorable ratings during a 1992 Washington Post-ABC News poll. The more the voters get exposed to her lies and corruption, the less inclined they are to believe the argument that she’s the safe and sensible choice against the rogue charlatan Trump.
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The Suffolk poll has a margin of error of 3 percentage points and was conducted from August 24 to 29 among 1,000 adults who said they were somewhat or very likely to vote in the general election.
