On the Democratic side, Clinton has 55% of Democratic voters to rival Bernie Sanders’ 38%.
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Trump, who has surprised many with his growing popularity among grass-roots Republican voters, continues to dominate the headlines through his campaign rhetoric.
Polls have Trump ahead in the seven Super Tuesday states (Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas, Georgia, Massachusetts, Minnesota, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, Vermont, Virginia and Wyoming).
Voters in the four states to hold 2016 presidential primaries and caucuses thus far have handed out just a fraction of the delegates it takes to win the Democratic and Republican nominations.
Trump has expanded his lead over the diminished GOP field to capture the support of almost half of Republican voters, while Clinton tops Sanders by almost 20 points.
Saturday, Clinton received about 75 percent of the votes in the SC primary election. “He’s trying to move up in life I guess” another NJ resident said. As for Marco Rubio, it’s unclear where he can win. It will definitely narrow down the Republican candidates and there might be a serious cut in who is still running for the Republican party nomination.
“There is no doubt that if Donald steam rolls through Super Tuesday, wins everywhere with big margins, that he may well be unstoppable”, Cruz said on CBS’s “Face the Nation”.
We’re only days away from Super Tuesday where candidates campaigns will be on the line and good news will turn into great news for a select few who are on their way to becoming the nominee of their political party.
“Maybe it is the case that Donald – there have been multiple media reports about Donald’s business dealings with the mob, with the mafia”, Cruz said on Meet the Press. Which states vote and why does it matter?
Virginia is one of a dozen Super Tuesday contests, whose outcomes could go a long way in determining each party’s eventual victor. Ted Cruz Sunday intimated the reason businessman Donald Trump hasn’t released his tax returns is because he may have ties to organized crime. Rubio has yet to win a single state, and critics argue Rubio must win at least one of the 11 Republican states voting on March 1 to remain a viable candidate. OH holds its primary on March 15, and Kasich made clear he’d be in the race until then.
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When asked to choose which candidate was the most honest and trustworthy, 35 percent of Republican voters chose Trump, 22 percent chose Ben Carson, followed by Cruz at 14 percent and Rubio at 13 percent.
