IA-Quinnipiac: Clinton leads Christie, Paul, Cruz, & Bush by double digits

[Mr. Morden]

Quinnipiac poll of Iowa:

http://www.quinnipiac.edu/institutes-and-centers/polling-institute/iowa/release-detail?ReleaseID=2019

Clinton 48%
Christie 35%

Clinton 49%
Paul 39%

Clinton 51%
Cruz 35%

Clinton 51%
Bush 37%

[Mr. Morden]

Christie vs. Clinton by age:
18-29: Clinton +11
30-49: Clinton +15
50-64: Clinton +9
65+: Clinton +14

Paul vs. Clinton by age:
18-29: Clinton +6
30-49: Clinton +13
50-64: Clinton +7
65+: Clinton +12

Do you think [NAME] would make a good president?
yes/no %
Clinton 55/38% for +17%
Christie 36/41% for -5%
Paul 36/41% for -5%
Bush 33/44% for -11%
Cruz 24/40% for -16%
Biden 25/62% for -37%

[eric82oslo]

Wow, Iowa seems to have changed a lot recently.

[JRP1994]

One poll does not a trend make, but if this holds up.... so much for Clinton's Iowa problem. lol

[Sasquatch]

Speaking as a native of eastern Iowa, Iowa is Clinton country if she's the nominee.

No doubt about it.

[IceSpear]

One poll does not a trend make, but if this holds up.... so much for Clinton's Iowa problem. lol

I always thought the "Iowa problem" referred to the pundit myth of her supposed vulnerability in the primary there, not the GE.

[JRP1994]

One poll does not a trend make, but if this holds up.... so much for Clinton's Iowa problem. lol

I always thought the "Iowa problem" referred to the pundit myth of her supposed vulnerability in the primary there, not the GE.

I was thinking GE, because she was polling poorly there against McCain in 2008, and, until now, was polling relatively poorly this cycle.

[pbrower2a]

Iowa is beginning to look much like Iowa in the summer of 2008 -- spiraling rapidly out of contention for the Presidential nominee.  Three years away, but who wants to rush the calendar? 

[senyor_brownbear]

Cruz 24/40% for -16%
Biden 25/62% for -37%

Lol, ol' Joe just can't catch a break.

[Joshgreen]

Cruz 24/40% for -16%
Biden 25/62% for -37%

Lol, ol' Joe just can't catch a break.

The funny thing is Biden would be a more effective president than Obama.