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SUMMARY FOR TOP 4:

4. Bernie Sanders, Democrat, senator from Vermont

National polling average among Democratic voters: 42% (2nd)
South Carolina: 33.6% (2nd)
Nevada: 46.3% (2nd)

DELEGATES: 36
STOCK: Rising
Last month: 5

3. Ted Cruz, Republican, senator from Texas

National polling average among Republican voters: 20.6% (2nd)
South Carolina: 17.6% (2nd)
Nevada: 20% (2nd)

DELEGATES: 11
STOCK: Rising
Last month: 3

2. Donald Trump, Republican, businessman

National polling average among Republican voters: 34.2% (1st)
South Carolina: 33.5% (1st)
Nevada: 42% (1st)

DELEGATES: 17
STOCK: Neutral
Last month: 2

1. Hillary Clinton, Democrat, former secretary of state

National polling average among Democratic voters: 46.3% (1st)
South Carolina: 56.7% (1st)
Nevada: 48.7% (1st)

DELEGATES: 32
STOCK: Neutral
Last month: 1

[Vic S]

[Iron Munro]

The FIX is in -

The democrat primary elections are just a hoax to keep the Libtards docile.

Thanks to the Super-Delegates Hillary already has 394 delegates to Bernie's 44.

Imagine how much better she would do if she actually won a primary.

[Doche2X2]

No way Hillary is # 1. Even Democrats don’t like her.

[bigbob]

It may end up being the Ultimate Capitalist against the Ultimate Socialist.

Best Election Ever!

[PIF]

Go to the horse’s mouth:

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2016/president/2016_presidential_race.html

[tallyhoe]

It doesn’t matter who the Republicans want.. It’s who the voters will go for in Nov.. Drumph has little chance of winning in Nov because of his negatives he has...

[Sybeck1]

Cruz has no crossover appeal. Hill will have a field day with him