For the very first time since April of 2017, when Real Clear Politics first started monitoring the average, the Democrat advantage in the generic ballot has dipped below 5 percent, to just 4.7 percent.
Hillary Clinton’s lead over Donald Trump in Michigan dropped to five points in one Michigan poll, while it increased to thirteen points in another poll.
Outgoing Senate Minority leader Harry Reid is drawing headlines for a new round of attacks against Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump. Reid has taken aim at everything from the accuracy of Real Clear Politics to how Trump recently pronounced Nevada at a recent campaign stop. Using nearly identical tactics as he did against Mitt Romney during the 2012 presidential election, Reid made unsubstantiated claims about Trump’s tax returns and even invoked the Koch Brothers.
The Reuters/Ipsos “States of the Nation” now shows GOP candidate for president Donald J. Trump leading Democrat Hillary R. Clinton in Vermont with an uncertain margin, but a “High Confidence” that Trump takes the state.
Tuesday on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe,” Real Clear Politics executive editor Tom Bevan predicted a “tsunami” for Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump. The only question to him was how big tonight will be. Bevan told host Joe Scarborough the polls are
GOP frontrunner Donald Trump said he hasn’t given “one percent” of thought to getting out of the GOP presidential nominee race. “Not even a thought, not even 1 percent of the thought,” Trump said during an interview with CNN. “Why
