Reuters/Ipsos Natl: Clinton +4

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1232 Registered Voters ( 7/16-7/20)


Clinton    40%    
Trump    36%    
Neither/Other    13%    
Wouldn't vote    3%    
Don't know/Refused    8%    


4 way
Clinton    39%    
Trump    35%    
Johnson    7%
Stein    3%
Neither/Other    5%    
Wouldn't vote    3%    
Don't know/Refused    8%    

 
http://big.assets.huffingtonpost.com/2016ReutersTrackingCorePolitical72016.pdf

At what point do we combine Reuters, LA Times, etc into a tracking thread.

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LV numbers have flipped the opposite way of RV. It used to be net Hillary, now it's net Trump

2-way
Clinton 41%
Trump 39%
Neither/Other 12%
Refused 7%
Won't Vote 2%

4-way
Clinton 39% (38.7%)
Trump 38% (38.1%)
Johnson 6%
Stein 3%
Don't know/Refused 8%
Neither/Other 4%
Wouldn't Vote 1%

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Interesting, so i guess Trump built some enthusiasm from the base but didnt actually gain much in terms of number of supporters, instead some of the republicans who were hesitant to back him backed him etc.

Remember, it's a tracking poll, so the numbers are lagging a bit.

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Interesting, so i guess Trump built some enthusiasm from the base but didnt actually gain much in terms of number of supporters, instead some of the republicans who were hesitant to back him backed him etc.

Remember, it's a tracking poll, so the numbers are lagging a bit.

Yea I know, its just what i think the convention will end up doing.  It ended up not hurting him and helped unify a bit but i dont believe it appealed to a wider grouper.

That's a fair assessment. It probably helped galzanize a lot of the #nevertrump back home.