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Poll dates, June 21-27, 2016, 1610 registered voters nationwide, 2.4 error margin. Sample: 28% R, 31% D, 33% Independent. Cellphone only 39%, landline only 5%, combinations of both, 15% and 40%.
6/29/16, "Quinnipiac University Poll"
Hillary v Trump with no other candidates: q. 1
Hillary 42
Trump 40
Hillary v Trump After adding third party candidates: q. 2
Hillary 39
Trump 37
Johnson-Libertarian 8
Stein-Green 4
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Independent voters, p. 3
Trump 36
Hillary 34
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Hispanic voters, p. 3
Hillary 50
Trump 33
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Trump better at creating jobs than Hillary by 12 points, 52-40, p. 9
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Trump more trustworthy than Hillary by 8 points, 45-37, p. 12
Among independent voters, Trump more trustworthy by 20 points, 47-27, p. 12
Trust for Hillary drops 10 points among Hispanic voters who said they'd vote for her. 50% said they'd vote for her, only 40% say she's more trustworthy, p. 12
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Trump better at handling ISIS than Hillary by 13 points, 52-39, p. 9
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Trump a stronger leader than Hillary by 6 points, 49-43, p. 12
Among independent voters Trump a stronger leader by 12 points, 51-39, p. 12
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Added: Media in "shock":
To deflect from so-called "shock" of the dead heat, pollster and media sell old standby, "hate," in their never ending quest to pollute and dispirit the electorate:
6/29/16, "They're TIED: Trump vs. Clinton is suddenly too close to call as pollsters say Americans hate 'mean-spirited, scorched earth campaign between two candidates they don't like'," Daily Mail, David Martosko
"A shocking
national poll released Wednesday morning shows the U.S. presidential
race as a statistical dead heat, with Democrat Hillary Clinton's lead
over Republican Donald Trump shrinking to just 2 percentage points, a
number that's within the survey's margin of error.
The respected Quinnipiac University poll found Clinton with a 42-40 lead in a hypothetical head-to-head matchup, narrowing from a 4-point gap a month ago....
The Quinnipiac
poll showed two ethnic trends behind the scenes of the results, with
blacks favoring Hillary by an iron-clad 91-1 margin and Hispanics
favoring her 50-33.
If
Trump were to win the support of one-third of Hispanic voters, he would
outperform both Mitt Romney in 2012 (27%) and John McCain (31%) in 2008. Those men,
the last two GOP nominees, polled 27 per cent and 31 per cent,
respectively, among Hispanics on Election Day."...
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