Mr. Morden
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« Reply #1 on: May 15, 2013, 09:01:38 PM » |
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fav/unfav. #s among all voters (everyone's underwater except Christie, Clinton and--barely--Warren):
Christie 42/28% for +14% Clinton 51/43% for +8% Warren 24/24% for +/-0 Rubio 32/33% for -1% Ryan 35/40% for -5% Martinez 14/19% for -5% Paul 33/39% for -6% Biden 41/48% for -7% Jindal 23/30% for -7% Gillibrand 12/19% for -7% Patrick 12/19% for -7% Bush 33/41% for -8% Cuomo 24/32% for -8% O'Malley 7/16% for -9% Warner 9/19% for -10% Cruz 15/27% for -12% Schweitzer 3/16% for -13% Santorum 25/42% for -17%
Christie still has strong crossover appeal, but is no longer more popular with Dems than his own party:
Christie fav/unfav: Dems: 40/32% for +8% Reps: 41/27% for +14% Indies: 45/25% for +20%
Clinton's popularity still comes largely from Dems:
Clinton fav/unfav: Dems: 83/14% for +69% Reps: 14/79% for -65% Indies: 49/42% for +7%
How do Cruz, Martinez, and Rubio do with Hispanics, as compared to whites?
Hispanics: Cruz 25/36% for -11% Martinez 21/23% for -2% Rubio 34/41% for -7%
Whites: Cruz 15/23% for -8% Martinez 13/16% for -3% Rubio 34/30% for +4%
Christie does better among both Hispanics and whites than any of them. He's 48/31% among Hispanics and 43/27% among whites.
What about the age gap? Christie still does best among the 30-45 age group against Clinton:
Christie vs. Clinton: 18-29: Clinton +21% 30-45: Christie +4% 46-65: Clinton +1% >65: Clinton +1%
Rubio doesn't do as well among the youth, when matched against Clinton:
Rubio vs. Clinton: 18-29: Clinton +27% 30-45: Clinton +10% 46-65: Clinton +5% >65: Clinton +5%
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