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Hillary Clinton regained a double-digit lead over likely general-election rival Donald Trump in a new poll released Friday.

Ipsos/Reuters Poll (January 7): Core Political Approval Thursday, January 07, 2016 Washington, DC - Barack Obama's approval rebounds to 44% in the New Year. Republican Primary Donald Trump continues to lead among Republicans at 41% nationwide among all self-identified Republicans. Ted Cruz remains in second with 15% nationally among Republicans. Democratic Primary Hillary Clinton remains solidly in the lead among Democrats nationwide, with 58% of Dems. Sanders (30%) remains in second place among Democrats. Topline results are available for download on the right side of the page. These are findings from an Ipsos poll conducted for Thomson Reuters January 2-6,...

Ipsos/Reuters Poll (December 31): Core Political Approval Thursday, December 31, 2015 Washington, DC - Barack Obama's approval is at 41%. Republican PrimaryDonald Trump continues to lead among Republicans at 39% nationwide among all self-identified Republicans. Ted Cruz, Ben Carson and Marco Rubio are all tied for second with each between 12-14%

POLITICAL TRENDS Barack Obama's approval currently stands at 43%. REPUBLICAN PRIMARY Donald Trump has re-solidified his leadership in the Republican race, currently standing alone with 33% of Republicans. Ben Carson, remains in second place with 17% of Republicans. Ted Cruz has moved up in our latest poll and has supplanted Jeb Bush as our third place Republicans-- tied with Marco Rubio (at 10% each). If the Republican race came down to a three-way contest between Rubio, Carson and Trump, Trump leads with 44% of Republicans.

Ipsos/Reuters Poll (December 10): Core Political Approval Thursday, December 10, 2015 Washington, DC - Barack Obama's approval is at 41% Republican Primary Donald Trump continues to lead among Republicans at 37% nationwide among all self-identified Republicans. Marco Rubio, Ben Carson and Ted Cruz are all tied for second at 12%, 13% and 11% respectively. Democratic Primary Hillary Clinton remains solidly in the lead among Democrats nationwide, with 56% of Dems. Sanders (30%) remains in second place among Democrats. Issues When asked which party has a better plan, policy or approach to the war on terror (+5), Iran (+4) and Syria...

Washington, DC - Barack Obama's approval is at 42%. Republican Primary Donald Trump continues to lead among Republicans at 36% nationwide among all self-identified Republicans. Ted Cruz has claimed second at 14% and Carson trails in third at 11% among Republicans.

Washington, DC - Barack Obama's approval remains at 42%. Republican PrimaryDonald Trump continues to lead among Republicans at 39% nationwide among all self-identified Republicans. Ted Cruz remains in second at 13% and Carson remains in third at 10% among Republicans.