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  • Poll: Clinton holds slim national lead over Trump

    05/17/2016 7:39:34 AM PDT · by mandaladon · 42 replies
    MSNBC ^ | 17 May 2016 | Hannah Hartig, John Lapinski and Stephanie Psyllos
    Over the past couple of weeks, Donald Trump has become the presumptive Republican nominee and Hillary Clinton continues to inch closer to the magic number of delegates she needs to lock up the Democratic contest. Clinton continues to lead Bernie Sanders in our national tracking poll (she is up by 14 points in this week’s results). Attention is now rapidly moving to the hypothetical match-up between the leading candidates with an emphasis on a Clinton and Trump contest. In this week’s poll, Americans are nearly split between their choice of Trump or Clinton; her margin over Trump narrows from 5...
  • Poll: Voters Split Between Clinton and Trump in Hypothetical November Matchup

    04/12/2016 9:15:20 AM PDT · by GilGil · 34 replies
    NBC ^ | 4/12/2016 | Hannah Hartig and Stephanie Psyllos
    When asked about Trump as the GOP nominee in November instead of Cruz, registered voters are split between Clinton and Trump, though the race is tighter: Thirty-eight percent would vote for Clinton and 36 percent would vote for Trump. Another 16 percent would vote for a third party candidate and 8 percent would abstain from voting.