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Posted on 03/20/2016 1:04:47 PM PDT by jurtal
SALT LAKE CITY — If Donald Trump becomes the Republican Party's nominee, Utahns would vote for a Democrat for president in November for the first time in more than 50 years, according to a new Deseret News/KSL poll.
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While Clinton was only slightly ahead of Trump — 38 percent to 36 percent — Sanders, a self-declared Democratic socialist, holds a substantial lead — 48 percent to 37 percent over the billionaire businessman and reality TV star among likely Utah voters.
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And....?
LOL!
What’s the over/under for how many times this gets posted in the next 24 hours?
This statement fails the sanity test. The questionnaire may be flawed or simply biased. Hard to imagine that so many people in Utah would be so warped in mind and action.
There are several months for the people to recover their senses and behave in a more rational manner, I would think.
Push poll - MEANINGLESS.
These are frivolous polls with answers given to pollsters not much connected to actual voting when a situation occurs.
It’s about all the Cruz folks can find out there. Guess they think it’s going to turn the Trump folks against him.
Mitt Beckville can do whatever it wants.
Barack sh!t!
Orrin Hatch and mitt Romney. Very special folks from Utah
The reelect Orrin hatch routinely
They are obviously nuts there. The articles from this week make it seem like little Cali only filled with Mormons.
It’s tight as a tick in Utah. /s
Utah has 3 or 4 Electoral Votes?
Trump Don’t Need That!
Interesting that Deseret News, a Mormon publication, wrote an article today on this poll as though this is brand new polling. This poll ran March 8-15. The last day of this poll was the day of Trump’s big wins on March 15. I wonder how the bandwagon effect will influence voters. I also wonder why the media continues to tout this poll even though in polling terms it’s old news?
This poll ran March 8-15, before Trump’s recent victories. In polling terms, that’s ancient.
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