A new national poll from Quinnipiac University finds socialist Sen. Bernie Sanders surging into a tie against Hillary Clinton. Sanders has closed a 31-point gap from Quinnipiac’s last national poll at the end of December.
Republican presidential candidate Carly Fiorina said there was “no doubt” Hillary Clinton broke the law with respect to her private email server and handling of classified intelligence.
A new NBC/Marist poll finds Donald Trump with a 13-point lead in New Hampshire, down 6 points from the middle of January. With the state voting Tuesday, Trump has 30 percent support, followed by Marco Rubio with 17 percent and Ted Cruz with 15 percent.
A new CNN poll shows Donald Trump’s lead in New Hampshire over his rivals closing to 11 points.
A new national survey from Public Policy Polling finds GOP frontrunner Donald Trump shedding 9-points since early January. The race for the Republican nomination is now essentially a 3-way tie between Trump and Sens. Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio.
The latest tracking poll of New Hampshire finds Donald Trump dropping slightly, losing 2 points through Wednesday. Marco Rubio has moved into second place, gaining three points as Trump and Cruz extend their battle from Iowa.
The change in Rubio’s fortunes happened before his surprise finish in the Iowa caucus on Monday. The shift in donations from Bush to Rubio was a reflection of the potential of each campaign. Now that Rubio has overperformed in Iowa and finished a strong third, the flow of donations to the Florida Senator will likely turn into a tidal wave.
When the votes were finally counted, the Iowa caucus wasn’t that close at all. Texas Sen. Ted Cruz cruised to a 4-point win over national frontrunner Donald Trump and bested late-rising Sen. Marco Rubio by 6 points.
As Hillary Clinton limps out of Iowa having managed to avoid a loss, the Democrat party establishment may exhale that it dodged an upset bid from socialist Sen. Bernie Sanders. The Republican turnout was around 180,000, the highest turnout in its history. It is also the first time more Republicans turned out when both races were contested.
Jeb Bush, the one-time presumptive Republican nominee, is facing a very real money crunch. His campaign raised only $7 million in the last three months of last year. Fundraising for his once mammouth Right to Rise super PAC has also dried up.
A final Quinnipiac poll ahead of the Iowa caucus finds Donald Trump’s support steady at 31 percent while Texas Sen. Ted Cruz has dropped 5 points in the last week.
An interesting new poll finds Donald Trump apparently leading the Republican field among “Latino Republicans.”
The final Des Moines Register poll ahead of Monday’s Democrat caucus finds Hillary Clinton clinging to a 3-point lead over socialist Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders.
The final Des Moines Register poll on the Iowa Caucus confirms a two-person race between Donald Trump and Ted Cruz. While Marco Rubio comes in a distant third, his support is far weaker than either of the two frontrunners. Almost half his supporters say they may still change their mind before the caucus on Monday.
Donald Trump heads into the Iowa Caucus with a 5-point lead over Texas Sen. Ted Cruz, while Florida Sen. Marco Rubio is a distant third. Donald Trump has 28 percent, followed by Cruz with 23 and Rubio with 15 percent.
With the Iowa caucuses fast-approaching, Bernie Sanders is enjoying a massive 58-point lead over Hillary Clinton among voters under 30. Perhaps more stunning is the fact that Sanders and Clinton were tied among these voters less than a month ago.
A new poll from IBD/TIPP finds Donald Trump’s national support slipping since early January.
Bill Clinton’s poll ratings are in free-fall, and that surprise crash undermines the conventional wisdom that Hillary Clinton has a lock on the Democrat nomination.
With the Iowa Caucus just days away, pundits, observers, voters and campaigns are poring through every new poll, hoping to divine a winner.
The federal budget deficit will rise again this year for the first time in six years, according to a report released Monday by the Congressional Budget Office (CBO).
With less than a week until the Iowa Caucus, Hillary Clinton is on the edge of becoming the underdog in her race for the Democrat nomination. Supporters of Hillary counter her recent polling dips in Iowa and New Hampshire with her still strong lead in national polls, arguing she is still the presumptive frontrunner for the Democrat nomination. That argument is ignorant of history and politics.
The latest poll from Quinnipiac finds a statistical tie between Donald Trump and Texas Sen. Ted Cruz ahead of the pivotal Iowa Caucus. With less than a week until the vote, Trump leads Cruz by 2 points, 31-29 percent.
A new weekly tracking poll from NBC News finds Donald Trump opening a big lead over Ted Cruz among evangelical voters nationwide. The poll, conducted by NBC News and Survey Monkey, shows a 14 point shift in favor of Trump over the past week.
Just days away from the Iowa caucus, a new poll shows that voters identified as “very conservative” are the most hopeful about the country’s future.
Weeks ago, Cruz was seen as the clear frontrunner in the Iowa caucus. Today, though, his one-time lead in the polls seems to be slipping away.
“The election is not about ideology, not about issues, it’s about insurgency,” noted Democrat pollster Pat Caddell tells Breitbart News Daily.
A new Fox News poll of Iowa shows Donald Trump surging to a strong 11-point lead in the caucuses taking place next week. With just one week until the first votes of the 2016 primary are cast, Trump leads second-place Sen. Ted Cruz 34-23 percent.
In a little more than a week, voters in Iowa will tip off the actual voting in the Presidential primary contests. Ahead of the historic caucuses, the state’s largest paper, the Des Moines Register, endorsed Sen. Marco Rubio for the Republican nomination and Hillary Clinton in the Democrat contest.
On Thursday, the Drudge Report conducted its first presidential preference poll of the 2016 campaign. The contest was open to all national candidates and not segregated by political party. With more than 1,000,000 votes cast, Donald Trump took the top spot with 36 percent of the vote. He was followed by Socialist Bernie Sanders in second, with 30 percent.
Sen. Marco Rubio’s campaign has cancelled almost $1 million worth of TV-advertising in the Hawkeye State, just one week prior to the state’s first-in-the-nation caucus.
According to recent data from Gallup, Trump has by far the lowest favorable ratings among Independents and Democrats among any Republican candidates. His net-favorable rating among Democrats–the difference between those with positive and negative opinions–is -70. By way of comparison, the net-favorable ratings among Democrats of Ted Cruz and Mike Huckabee, the next least favorite GOP candidates of Democrats, is just -37 and -34.
Two new polls from CNN show Donald Trump holding onto the lead in Iowa, while Bernie Sanders has surged against Hillary Clinton. Iowa holds its caucus in less than two weeks, on February 1st.
A new poll from media and polling firm Morning Consult shows Hillary Clinton would lose more votes — and likely the race —- if former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg jumped in to sabotage a Trump run for the White House.
A new CNN poll of New Hampshire finds Donald Trump still dominating the crowded Republican field, with the support of 36 percent of Republicans in the Granite State, up somewhat from his position last month.
The December $1.8 trillion tax and spending deals, negotiated by House Speaker Paul Ryan, increased the federal government’s deficit by $130 billion, according to a new report by the Congressional Budget Office.
Politico turned its new magazine feature over to a college graduate student to argue that “authoritarianism” was the unique force behind Trump’s steady support in the polls. The student, Matthew MacWilliams, who also has a political consulting firm, doesn’t merely assert that an authoritarian tendency makes one more likely to support Trump, he claims it is THE trait that determines support for the frontrunner.
Senate Republicans are preparing to approve Obama nominee Wilhemina Wright for the federal judicial bench in Minnesota. Wright currently serves on the Minnesota state Supreme Court. The Obama nomination would lift her to a lifetime appointment to the U.S. District Court for the District of Minnesota.
A new poll of Florida Republicans shows Donald Trump opening his biggest lead in the Sunshine State. The poll, from Florida Times-Union and Fox35, has Trump in first place, with 31 percent support, twelve points higher than Ted Cruz, who is in second place with 19 percent.
Donald Trump seems to be attracting new, or formerly disgruntled, voters into the Republican primary. The impact of this phenomenon will vary by state, depending on unique voting rules, but it could propel Trump to securing the nomination must faster than many folks expect.
When asked their top three priorities if they become President, neither Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders nor Martin O’Malley mentioned terrorism or national security.
