GOP Has Clear Top 4; Clinton Dominant for Dems; General Election Tight

PPP ^ | 11/19/15 | Tom Jensen

[BigEdLB]

PPP's first look at the Republican Pr esidential race nationally in six weeks finds that things haven't actually ch anged all that much since early October. Donald Trump leads the field with 26%, to 19% for Ben Carson. Trump and Carson were first and second on our last poll as well at 27% and 17% respectively. Also getting solid amounts of support are Ted Cruz at 14% and Marco Rubio at 13%. No one else in the GOP field even gets more than 5%- Jeb Bush reaches that mark followed by Carly Fiorina and Mike Huckabee at 4%, Chris Chri stie and John Kasich at 3%, Rand Paul at 2%, Lindsey Graham and George Pataki at 1%, and Jim Gilmore, Bobby Jindal, and Rick Santorum all at less than 1%

[BigEdLB]

Good info within the GOP but I think the gender gap (women 60% of men in re: Trump) General Election D +7 (41-33) Dubious. Even so Hillary only +1 over Trump. Pu it at a reasonable D+3 in November turns it to Trump +1. Crossovers even

[onyx]

It would be most helpful were the field actually narrowed to a final four.

[Buckeye McFrog]

General Election Tight

The 47% continues to hold true.

[samtheman]

So the next debate should only have these 4.

[Perseverando]

I'm back.....

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[I Hired Craig Livingstone]

SPAM, SPAM, SPAM, SPAM, SPAM, SPAM, SPAM, SPAM, SPAMMITY-SPAM! SPAMMITY SPAM!

[Perseverando]

Upset that they left of Hillary & Sanders, huh?

[I Hired Craig Livingstone]

No.

“I DON’T LIKE SPAM!”

[BigEdLB]

Some of those ratings, particulary in re: Trump seem off.

[Perseverando]

I don’t like spam either, but I think it’s important to get factual information to the uninformed.

Rush call them “low information voters.” I prefer “the easily scammed.”

BTW, spam? Get serious.

[AngelesCrestHighway]

General Election tight...? Just wait til the bombs go off around America and we will see how “tight” it is!

[V_TWIN]

So if I understand correctly, you DON’T like spam? Just clarifying.

[AngelesCrestHighway]

Man on a Mission...

[BigEdLB]

Yup - Trump will win on the order of Reagan 84, Nixon 72, FDR 36

[I Hired Craig Livingstone]

Yes, spam. Over and over and over... Everyone has seen it a dozen times at minimum.

[jwalsh07]

Bombs or no bombs Clinton voters will vote for Clinton.

[Perseverando]

What’s the saying? One man’s spam.....

[TBP]

Any of the four would be preferable to Hillary, although by varying degrees.

I think any of the four could beat her too, although the GOPe guys i questionable. If you nominate someone electable, you’ll probably lose.

[Mr. Jeeves]

It would be most helpful were the field actually narrowed to a final four.

Probably will after Carson drops out and endorses Bush. :)