NC: PPP: Clinton +17, Trump +10

[RI]

http://www.publicpolicypolling.com/pdf/2015/PPP_Release_NC_21716.pdf

Trump 29
Cruz 19
Rubio 16
Kasich 11
Carson 9
Bush 7

Clinton 52
Sanders 35

[Skye]

Huh. Nothing can stop the Trump it seems.

[Starbucks Union Thug HokeyPuck]

http://www.publicpolicypolling.com/pdf/2015/PPP_Release_NC_21716.pdf

Trump 29
Cruz 19
Rubio 16
Kasich 11
Carson 9
Bush 7

Clinton 52
Sanders 35

Clinton 59
Sanders 26

in their last poll. 

Clinton -7
Sanders +9

GREAT NEWS!

[psychprofessor]

http://www.publicpolicypolling.com/pdf/2015/PPP_Release_NC_21716.pdf

Trump 29
Cruz 19
Rubio 16
Kasich 11
Carson 9
Bush 7

Clinton 52
Sanders 35

Clinton 59
Sanders 26

in their last poll. 

Clinton -7
Sanders +9

GREAT NEWS!

Sanders made nice gains but demographics don't work too well for him in the Carolina's. That lead with non-white voters is too much to overcome.

[Starbucks Union Thug HokeyPuck]

http://www.publicpolicypolling.com/pdf/2015/PPP_Release_NC_21716.pdf

Trump 29
Cruz 19
Rubio 16
Kasich 11
Carson 9
Bush 7

Clinton 52
Sanders 35

Clinton 59
Sanders 26

in their last poll. 

Clinton -7
Sanders +9

GREAT NEWS!

Sanders made nice gains but demographics don't work too well for him in the Carolina's. That lead with non-white voters is too much to overcome.

No, he will not outright win much, if anything in the South.  I'm more interested in the ramifications for the rest of the country if Bernie is making inroads with certain demographics.  Obama won in 2008 by running up the score in certain states.  I'm trying to gauge what the proportions are going to be. 

[Sorenroy]

Change from Last Month:

Republicans:
Kasich — +9
Rubio — +5
Cruz — +3
Carson — +1
Bush — +1
Trump — -9

Democrats:
Sanders — +9
Clinton — -7

Favorabilities:

Candidate — Favorable-Unfavorable (Net)

Republicans:
Carson — 63-21 (+42)
Rubio — 58-26 (+32)
Kasich — 45-24 (+21)
Cruz — 47-36 (+11)
Trump — 46-43 (+3)
Bush — 35-45 (-10)

Democrats:
Clinton — 64-24 (+40)
Sanders — 59-25 (+34)

[Sorenroy]

Favorabilities:

Candidate — Favorable-Unfavorable (Net)

Republicans:
Carson — 63-21 (+42)
Rubio — 58-26 (+32)
Kasich — 45-24 (+21)
Cruz — 47-36 (+11)
Trump — 46-43 (+3)
Bush — 35-45 (-10)

Democrats:
Clinton — 64-24 (+40)
Sanders — 59-25 (+34)

Also, for fun, here is the change in net favorability since last month:

Republicans:
Bush — +7
Rubio — +2
Carson — -1
Cruz — -24
Trump — -34
Kasich — Not Asked

Democrats:
Sanders — +18
Clinton — +2

[Pandaguineapig]

Huh. Nothing can stop the Trump it seems.

Look at the trendline

[Clarko95 📚💰📈]

Interesting that not only does Hillary have higher favorabilities, but consistently slightly lower (granted within margin of error) negatives.


Most likely has to do with Sanders' high "unknown" numbers, but still. I expected it to be the opposite either way.

[Mr. Morden]

4-way race:

Trump 34%
Cruz 24%
Rubio 19%
Bush 11%

3-way race:

Trump 37%
Cruz 26%
Rubio 26%

2-way races:

Trump 52%
Bush 39%

Rubio 42%
Cruz 39%

Trump 43%
Cruz 42%

Rubio 49%
Trump 43%

And we have another poll that shows how unpopular Trump is among supporters of other candidates…

Trump fav/unfav % among supporters of Bush:
21/69% for -48%

Trump fav/unfav % among supporters of Carson:
42/45% for -3%

Trump fav/unfav % among supporters of Cruz:
24/65% for -41%

Trump fav/unfav % among supporters of Kasich:
21/68% for -47%

Trump fav/unfav % among supporters of Rubio:
19/62% for -43%

Was Romney ever this unpopular among supporters of Gingrich and Santorum?

[Mr. Morden]

Huh. Nothing can stop the Trump it seems.

Except one thing: Most of the candidates dropping out so that there's a smaller field.  Trump does worse in a smaller field, since all the other candidates' supporters don't like him.  Problem is convincing enough of them to drop out...

[Sir Mohamed]

Huh. Nothing can stop the Trump it seems.

Except one thing: Most of the candidates dropping out so that there's a smaller field.  Trump does worse in a smaller field, since all the other candidates' supporters don't like him.  Problem is convincing enough of them to drop out...

It looks like, but there are different opinions. In one of the national polls he gained eleven points. All the dropped out since then had a combined of twelve percent.