Trump up double digits in Connecticut, Nov. 13-16 poll. Common Core standards for education opposed by 61% of all Connecticut voters familiar with them

Trump 25
Rubio 14
Bush 10
Kasich 10
Carson 9
Cruz 6
Paul 6
Fiorina 4
Christie 2

Poll dates Nov. 13-15, 2015. 445 likely Connecticut Republican primary voters, 4.6 error margin. Automated telephone poll
 
11/18/15, "Poll: Trump up double digits in Connecticut," The Hill, Mark Hensch

"Donald Trump is leading the GOP 2016 field by double digits in Connecticut, a new poll finds.

Trump has 25 percent of likely Republican presidential primary voters in the Constitution State, according to an Emerson College Polling Society survey released Wednesday, an 11-point edge over the rest of the field.

Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) ranks second with 14 percent support. Gov. John Kasich (R-Ohio) and former Gov. Jeb Bush (R-Fla) tie for third with 10 percent each.

Retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson follows with 9 percent. Sens. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) and Ted Cruz (R-Texas) each have 6 percent support. Former Hewlett-Packard CEO Carly Fiorina earns 4 percent, the only other Republican hopeful with at least 2 percent support....

The Emerson College Polling Society surveyed 445 likely Connecticut Republican primary voters via telephone Nov. 13-16. The poll has a 6-point margin of error." [4.6 for GOP subgroup]

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11/18/15, Emerson College Polling Society survey

"Of the respondents familiar with Common Core standards for education, 61% oppose the standards while 21% support them."...

"The Emerson College Polling Society poll was conducted from Friday night November 13 through Monday November 16. The polling sample for the Democratic and GOP primaries consisted of 251 and 445 likely primary voters, respectively, with a margin of error of +/-6% and +/-4.6%, an overall sample of 623 registered voters with a +/-3.9%, and a 95% confidence level was used for the additional statewide questions. Data was collected using an Interactive Voice Response system and weighted based on race, age, gender and region to reflect likely voter populations in Connecticut. The full methodology and results can be found at www.theecps.com."



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