Could Clinton’s slipping poll numbers mean there’s an opening in the race for Biden?
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In Florida, Biden polled at 11 percent, with Clinton receiving 48 percent. “Bernie Sanders of Vermont and Biden in the three Democratic primary contests”.
Despite the best efforts of the media to report the details of Hillary Clinton’s ongoing email scandal but not let it disqualify her (like they would do to a Republican), the former First Lady’s poll numbers continue to implode. Marco Rubio in the Republican presidential primary.
In Florida, Bush would beat Clinton by 11 factors in the event that they have been the one two candidates. He leads Biden by 13 points.
Marco Rubio (R) 48%, Joe Biden (D) 42%. He leads Biden by 6. The largest gender gap – 34 points – comes in a match-up between Clinton and Trump. By a breathtaking margin of 53% – 39%, voters say she is not honest and trustworthy. More tellingly, despite all his bombast, controversial rhetoric, and Twitter meltdowns, Trump has overtaken Jeb Bush among likely voters in Florida.
Republicans would be wise to show more support for Ohio Gov. John Kasich, who would run strong in a general election.
Bush leads Clinton by 3 points, compared with a 1-point lead on Biden.
Biden beats Rubio 42% – 41%.
Majorities of respondents in all three states said they don’t think she “cares about the needs and problems of people like you“. And Clinton tops both Trump (51% to 45%) and Walker (52% to 46%) by 6 points each. “She never received any information that was classified“, Podesta said. However, what Jeff just said, Mark, let’s chew on that one more second.
It’s officially time for Joe Biden to jump into the race for the 2016 Democratic nomination if today’s Quinnipiac poll is any indication.
Despite their front-runner status, Trump and Clinton top the list of candidates with the worst favorability ratings in the three swing states.
It should be noted that in the three battleground states mentioned above, Jewish voters are seen as a critical and influential vote. If Trump then implodes or just decides to hang it up, all that will be left is Bush and a few barely visible alternatives. Since 1960, no presidential candidate has won without taking at least two of these three states.
In a CNN interview, Trump said such polls were not his focus, but he also said it would be tough for Clinton to overcome the issues with her private e-mail server. Greg Valliere, the chief political strategist at the Potomac Research Group, called the results “stunning”.
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Even though the poll reveals that former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is a clear victor in those states Democratic primaries, Biden is running as well or better than her against top Republicans in general election matchups in those states. “This is stunning – she’s in real trouble”.
