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Clinton Opens 12-Point Lead on Trump as Two-Thirds See Him as Biased


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Via ABC News http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/clinton-opens-12-point-lead-trump-thirds-biased/story?id=40114224

Hillary Clinton surged to a broad advantage against Donald Trump in the latest ABC News/Washington Post poll, capitalizing on Trump’s recent campaign missteps. Two-thirds of Americans see him as biased against groups such as women, minorities or Muslims, and a new high, 64 percent, call Trump unqualified to serve as president.

These and other doubts about Trump have produced a sharp 14-point swing in preferences among registered voters, from +2 points for Trump in mid-May, after he clinched the GOP nomination, to +12 points for Clinton now, 51-39 percent. That snaps the race essentially back to where it was in March.

Full Results: http://www.langerresearch.com/wp-content/uploads/1178a12016Election.pdf


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Clinton, further, receives substantially better marks than Trump’s for her response to the lone-wolf terrorist attack June 12 in Orlando, Florida: Americans by an 18-point margin, 46-28 percent, say Clinton did a better job than Trump overall in responding to the attack.

Another result marks a rebuke to Trump in his own party. On June 15, referring to Republican leaders, he said, “Just please be quiet. Don’t talk.” In this survey, however, Republicans and GOP-leaning independents by a wide 62-35 percent say party leaders should speak out when they disagree with Trump, rather than avoid criticizing their likely nominee.

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Doubts about Trump are reflected in yet-sharper questions about his qualifications for office – perhaps the most basic hurdle for a candidate to clear – and continued widespread anxiety about a potential Trump presidency.

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There are notable shifts among groups in the latest vote preference results. Largest is a 16-point loss for Trump, and 17-point advance for Clinton, among white Catholics, a potentially key group that accounts for one in seven registered voters.

Clinton, further, is now leading among young adults, a group in which Trump was surprisingly competitive last month. Trump is -11, and Clinton +11, among registered voters who don’t have a college degree, as well as among liberals and conservatives alike. And Trump is -10, Clinton +11, among white men.

Clinton continues to prevail mightily among nonwhites – by 77-15 percent now, vs. 69-21 percent last month; that includes 90-8 percent among blacks and 69-20 percent among Hispanics. (For an adequate sample size, this combines results among blacks, and separately among Hispanics, from May and June.) Trump leads Clinton by 50-40 percent among whites, down from 57-33 percent last month.

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Trump is basically bleeding support in ALL demographics. 

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Relevant: Washington/ABC has an A+ rating at fivethirtyeight 

 

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LebaneseDude

As always polls should not be taken as precise measurements but a double digit lead is significant in itself. The decrease in Trump's support in literally all demographics is expected.

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There's hope :diane:

 

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3 hours ago, Red said:

There's hope :diane:

 

Political Science Professor: 97-99% Chance That Trump Will Be President

According to one political science professor, Donald Trump is almost a lock to win the presidential election in November.

Helmut Norpoth said that his research gives Trump a 97-99% chance of becoming the 45th President of the United States. 

Norpoth, a Stony Brook University professor, said his prediction is based on a historical model that has proven accurate in almost every election going back to 1912.

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Poor Humpy Trumpy 

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6 hours ago, Goosey said:

Political Science Professor: 97-99% Chance That Trump Will Be President

According to one political science professor, Donald Trump is almost a lock to win the presidential election in November.

Helmut Norpoth said that his research gives Trump a 97-99% chance of becoming the 45th President of the United States. 

Norpoth, a Stony Brook University professor, said his prediction is based on a historical model that has proven accurate in almost every election going back to 1912.

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hahahahahahaha sure, ok

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