The latest Texas polls ahead of Tuesday’s crucial Super Tuesday vote, show Sen. Ted Cruz maintaining a lead. In the RealClearPolitics average of polls, Cruz leads Donald Trump by 6 points, with Sen. Marco Rubio a distant third.
A new Quinnipiac poll of Ohio shows Hillary Clinton trailing every potential Republican rival in November. She loses badly to home state Governor John Kasich, but now trails even Donald Trump in the critical must-win general election state.
Donald Trump’s massive victory was a fait accompli once entrance polls revealed that 59 percent of the Republican electorate was “angry” with the federal government. The angriest Republican electorate to date also delivered Trump’s most resounding victory.
Tea Party activist Becky Gerritson joined Breitbart News Executive Chairman Steven K. Bannon on Breitbart News Daily to discuss her upcoming primary contest against Alabama Rep. Martha Roby.
The latest poll of North Carolina shows Donald Trump with a 9 point lead over second place Sen. Ted Cruz. Trump has 28 percent support, followed by Cruz with 19 percent. Marco Rubio is in third, with 16 percent support.
A new round of polling from three Super Tuesday states shows Donald Trump dominating the Republican contest, with Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio locked in tight battles for second. These early polls show Trump leading in a diverse set of states across the country, including: Georgia, Vermont, and Massachusetts.
Super Tuesday is when the nomination contest leaves the quirky confines of individual states and finally assumes the feel of a national campaign.
After Donald Trump’s massive win in South Carolina, the Republican nominating contest turns, briefly, to the Nevada caucus on Tuesday. The contest has the feeling, though, of an opening act, killing time until the main act takes the stage.
Donald Trump’s victory in South Carolina doesn’t just give him momentum heading into the Super Tuesday contests on March 1st. His victory shows the emergence of a new coalition that is likely to reshape the Republican party.
Hillary Clinton won a razor-close contest in the Nevada caucus against a late-surging Bernie Sanders, and will likely win the popular vote in the state by about 4 points once all the votes are cast.
A handful of new polls, released on the eve of voting in South Carolina, show Trump remains in the driver’s seat, but with a few candidates closing the gap.
According to the NBC poll, there are essentially two different races in South Carolina. Trump and Cruz are locked in a tight battle to win the state. Marco Rubio and Jeb Bush are in a very tight race for third place. Beyond the final standings, however, the vote margin between the candidates will be critical in how the rest of the campaign unfolds.
A new Fox News poll of the Democrat primary race shows socialist Sen. Bernie Sanders edging past Hillary Clinton for the first time — and at a faster rate than Barack Obama outpaced Clinton in 2008.
Looking at the RealClearPolitics average of national polls finds the three candidates generally regarded as political outsiders, Donald Trump, Ted Cruz and Ben Carson together command just over 60 percent of the GOP vote.
A new Fox News poll of South Carolina shows Donald Trump holding his lead in South Carolina, while Texas Sen. Ted Cruz and Florida Sen. Marco Rubio gain support in the final days of the campaign.
A new Bloomberg poll of South Carolina shows Donald Trump maintaining a strong lead in the state heading into Saturday’s primary. Trump has the support of 36 percent of likely Republican voters, followed distantly by Ted Cruz in second with
The latest poll from NBC News/Wall Street Journal shows Texas Sen. Ted Cruz jumping to a national lead over the rest of the Republican field.
The latest Quinnipiac poll shows Donald Trump surging to his largest lead of the Republican nomination battle.
A new CNN poll of South Carolina shows Donald Trump with a broad lead over the rest of the Republican field in the third stage of the GOP’s 2016 race.
A new Gravis Marketing poll of South Carolina shows Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton posting big leads in their races for their party’s nomination. Trump has 37 percent support, 14 points higher than his nearest rival, Ted Cruz, with 23 percent support.
A new weekly national tracking poll from NBC News shows Donald Trump adding to his lead over the Republican field, while Hillary Clinton’s lead over Bernie Sanders narrows slightly. Trump has the support of 38 percent of Republicans nationally, 20 points higher than his nearest rival Ted Cruz, with 18 percent. Hillary Clinton leads Sanders by 10 points, 50-40.
A survey by Public Policy Polling finds Donald Trump holding a wide lead against the Republican field in South Carolina and a tight battle for second place, while a poll conducted by Jeb Bush’s allies supposedly shows Trump neck-and-neck with Sen. Ted Cruz.
A new poll of South Carolina finds Donald Trump maintaining his large lead among likely Republican voters, but also shows Trump slipping slightly since Friday, while Sen. Marco Rubio and Gov. John Kasich edge higher.
This Saturday, Democrats convene caucuses in Nevada, the party’s third contest of the 2016 nomination battle. The most recent poll, from TargetPoint, shows a tied race between Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders, each earning 45 percent from likely caucus-goers. The findings are an ominous sign for Clinton’s campaign.
A new poll from CBS News conducted before Saturday’s GOP debate, shows Donald Trump with 42 percent support among Republicans, and a massive 22 point lead over second-place candidate Sen. Ted Cruz.
The death of Supreme Court Associate Justice Antonin Scalia adds significantly more political drama to an already fractious election season. If President Obama pushes forward a nominee, as is expected, it would be the first time in modern history that a Supreme Court confirmation fight occured in the final year of a President’s tenure in office.
Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell said Saturday that a replacement for deceased Justice Antonin Scalia should not be confirmed until a new President is elected and in office. “The American people should have a voice in the selection of their
The latest poll ahead of the South Carolina primary finds Donald Trump with a commanding 19 point lead over his nearest rival, Texas Sen. Ted Cruz. The survey, of likely Republican primary voters, shows Trump with 34 percent of the vote, followed by Cruz with 15 percent.
The National Institutes of Health is earmarking $10 million to ensure there is “gender equity” issue when using mice for medical research. Seriously.
A new survey from YouGov finds that millennials have more favorable views of socialism than of capitalism.
Donald Trump’s landslide win in the New Hampshire primary on Tuesday writes a new chapter in the history of American presidential politics. The win also upsets a conventional wisdom that had settled over his campaign.
Bernie Sanders’ landslide victory in New Hampshire was partly built on one of the most unpredictable outcomes in recent political history — he beat Hillary Clinton by 11 points among women.
Media exit polling on the New Hampshire primary shows the number of “very conservative” voters up in the Republican primary. In addition, greater numbers of Independent or “unaffiliated” voters seem to be voting in the Democrat primary.
A new poll from a super PAC allied with the Bush campaign shows Donald Trump leading the GOP field with 29 percent of the vote in New Hampshire. John Kasich is second with 14 percent, followed by Jeb Bush with 12 percent.
On Wednesday, the New Hampshire primary will join the Iowa caucus in the history books and the Presidential nominating contest will take another dramatic turn. According to all recent polling, Donald Trump enjoys a bid lead in the Republican race, with 4-5 other candidates battling for place and show.
A new poll from Florida Southern College captures the fading hopes of Jeb Bush’s presidential campaign. The former two-term Governor has dropped to fifth place in the Sunshine State, barely registering with just 4 percent support.
The final tracking polls of Tuesday’s New Hampshire primary show Donald Trump retaining his big lead on the eve of the vote. Four other candidates, however, are locked in a knife-fight for second.
The latest Monmouth University poll of New Hampshire shows Donald Trump continuing to lead the GOP field by a double-digit margin. All the pundit talk about Marco Rubio having momentum going into Tuesday’s vote looks hollow against this poll.
Two new tracking polls in New Hampshire show steady races in both the Republican and Democrat contests ahead of Tuesday’s primary vote. Donald Trump maintains strong 17 and 21 point leads in two surveys. Socialist Bernie Sanders leads Hillary Clinton by 12 and 14 points.
A bevy of new polls were released Thursday and Friday, ahead of the final weekend before New Hampshire votes on Tuesday. The common denominator is that the race in New Hampshire is tightening. It isn’t really clear whether this is a normal tightening that happens ahead of actual voting or a real shift in momentum.
