SurveyMonkey National: Clinton 49 Trump 42 post Sanders/Curiel

[HillOfANight]

https://www.scribd.com/doc/315612407/NBC-News-SurveyMonkey-Toplines-and-Methodology-6-6-6-12
http://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2016-election/poll-clinton-expands-lead-after-becoming-presumptive-nominee-n591531

Clinton 49
Trump 42

Clinton 42
Trump 38
Johnson 9
Stein 5

Trump's margin among male voters dropped from 14 points last week to 9 points this week and he now leads Clinton 51 percent to 42 percent. His 13-point margin among white voters last week also shrank to 9 points this week.



54% also think she will win the election.

[dspNY]

Clinton 49 (+1)
Trump 42 (-2)

With inflated third party numbers included:

Clinton 42
Trump 38
Johnson 9
Stein 5

https://www.scribd.com/doc/315612407/NBC-News-SurveyMonkey-Toplines-and-Methodology-6-6-6-12

[NHI]

Interesting how closer it gets with Johnson and Stein included.
Still, impressive turnaround from Hillary, not good for ole Donald.

[Panda Express]

CONSOLIDATING

[Desroko]

More pollsters should ask the expectations question.

[Eraserhead]

Stein at 5% has to be a new high for her.

[Wiz in Wis]

More pollsters should ask the expectations question.

Totally

[Sir Mohamed]

The Trumpster is losing even with Democrats not fully united yet.

[BlueSwan]

Interesting that third party candidates hurt Clinton quite a bit more than Trump. So much for NeverTrump.

[Mr. Morden]

Interesting that third party candidates hurt Clinton quite a bit more than Trump. So much for NeverTrump.

If you're NeverTrump, then might you not support Clinton in the 2-way matchup and Johnson or Stein in the 4-way matchup?  Not sure how this is inconsistent with that.

[Sorenroy]

Other interesting notes:

1) With a generic "other" candidate, Trump leads Clinton 39-38-20.

2) It appears that the 9% that didn't choose either candidate, they lean 44-40 to Clinton. With this in mind, the race might look a little more like 52.96 to 45.6 Clinton (+7.36 rather then +7).

3) Among Democrats and Democratic leaners, 52 believe he should stay in the race through the convention to 46 who believe he should drop out now (shame it's a binary question, there's a little bit more nuance then that).

4) For some reason they only polled for favorabilities of Republicans, leaving of the Democrats.

[BlueSwan]

Interesting that third party candidates hurt Clinton quite a bit more than Trump. So much for NeverTrump.

If you're NeverTrump, then might you not support Clinton in the 2-way matchup and Johnson or Stein in the 4-way matchup?  Not sure how this is inconsistent with that.

Yeah, I suppose.