Real Clear Politics - Latest Polls [FL/OH Clinton +1 -- PA Trump +4]

Source: Real Clear Politics
Published: May 10, 2016
Author: Real Clear Politics
Post Date: 2016-05-10 13:39:46 by nolu chan
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Real Clear Politics - Latest Polls [FL/OH Clinton +1 -- PA Trump +4]

Latest Polls

Tuesday, May 10
Race/Topic          Poll          Results                Spread

Florida: 
Trump vs. Clinton   Quinnipiac    Clinton 43, Trump 42   Clinton +1

Ohio: 
Trump vs. Clinton   Quinnipiac    Clinton 39, Trump 43   Trump +4

Pennsylvania: 
Trump vs. Clinton   Quinnipiac    Clinton 43, Trump 42   Clinton +1

Florida: 
Trump vs. Sanders   Quinnipiac    Trump 42, Sanders 44   Sanders +2

Ohio: 
Trump vs. Sanders   Quinnipiac    Sanders 43, Trump 41   Sanders +2

Pennsylvania: 
Trump vs. Sanders   Quinnipiac    Sanders 47, Trump 41   Sanders +6

General Election: 
Trump vs. Clinton   PPP (D)       Clinton 47, Trump 41   Clinton +6

General Election: 
Trump vs. Sanders   PPP (D)       Sanders 50, Trump 39   Sanders +11

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#1: no gnu taxes    To: nolu chan (#0)

For just about every state, Clinton has been under achieving the polling and Trump has been over achieving. It is obvious the polling algorithms are slanted towards Hillary. So, the actual preferences are likely worse than this.

It is obvious that The Hillary is not well like liked, even among her faithful. Absent the hype, she would be a receptionist at a Planned Parenthood clinic.

no gnu taxes posted on 2016-05-10 13:59:48   Reply   Private Reply

#2: Pinguinite    To: no gnu taxes (#1)

Polls change dramatically over the last 6 months before a general election, or even 2 months, so general election polls at this stage are pretty worthless, actually.

Pinguinite posted on 2016-05-10 16:29:52   Reply   Private Reply

#3: nolu chan    To: Pinguinite, no gnu taxes (#2)

Polls change dramatically over the last 6 months before a general election, or even 2 months, so general election polls at this stage are pretty worthless, actually.

Polls at the voting booth can indicate Hillary is a vulnerable candidate, as Bernie Sanders continues to demonstrate.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/West_Virginia_Democratic_primary,_2008

2008 Primary, West Virginia

66.93% -- Hillary Clinton
25.77% -- Barack Obama
07.30% -- John Edwards

http://www.politico.com/

2016 Primary - West Virginia

Updated: 5/11/2016 12:25 AM ET | Source: AP

51.3% -- Bernie Sanders
36.0% -- Hillary Clinton
08.8% -- P. Farrell
01.8% -- K. Judd
01.5% -- M. O'Malley
00.4% -- R. De La Fuente

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An exit poll indicated that 34% of Bernie Sanders supporters would vote for Donald Trump in November.

nolu chan posted on 2016-05-11 01:31:10   Reply   Private Reply