St. Leo University: Bush and Clinton lead nationally and in Florida

[Mr. Morden]

St. Leo University did both a national poll and a Florida poll.

http://polls.saintleo.edu/clintons-numbers-slip-but-she-maintains-frontrunner-position/

http://polls.saintleo.edu/bushs-lead-narrows-but-remains-top-choice-of-national-and-florida-republicans-with-close-pack-following/

National:

Dems

Clinton 50%
Biden 11%
Warren 8%
Cuomo 6%
Hickenlooper 3%
Booker 3%
Sanders 3%
O'Malley 2%
Patrick 2%
Gillibrand 2%
Klobuchar 1%
Webb 1%
Warner 0%
Schweitzer 0%

GOP

Bush 15%
Walker 8%
Paul 8%
Rubio 7%
Carson 7%
Christie 7%
Cruz 7%
Huckabee 7%
Perry 5%
Graham 3%
Santorum 3%
Kasich 2%
Jindal 2%
King 2%
Pataki 2%
Fiorina 2%
Pence 1%
Gilmore 1%
Bolton 0%
Ehrlich 0%

Florida:

Dems

Clinton 57%
Biden 15%
Warren 4%
Cuomo 4%
Booker 3%
Schweitzer 2%
Gillibrand 2%
Klobuchar 2%
Webb 2%
O'Malley 1%
everyone else 0%

GOP

Bush 31%
Rubio 16%
Walker 10%
Carson 9%
Paul 7%
Christie 5%
Cruz 4%
Perry 4%
Huckabee 4%
Jindal 1%
Ehrlich 1%
everyone else 0%

[Attorney General, LGC Speaker, and Former PPT Dwarven Dragon]

Okay, I'm sorry, St. Leo but Hickenlooper is not going to run, and Warner/Booker won't either.

But still, TERRIBLE NEWS that Hillary is only at 50%.

[Bakersfield Uber Alles]

Okay, I'm sorry, St. Leo but Hickenlooper is not going to run, and Warner/Booker won't either.

I doubt that Gillibrand and Klobuchar will as well. I'm pretty sure that Patrick has ruled out running. Warren has continued to deny running and I think that Schweitzer decided not to run either.

[IceSpear]

Literally included 9 candidates who aren't running and Hillary still got a majority. LOL

[IceSpear]

Also, why no Trump? He's moved further towards a run than most people included.

#stopignoringtrump
#trumpmentum

[henster]

All this poll does is show that 50% of Democrats are open to voting for someone other than Hillary. If a serious candidate entered and consolidated that support then it could be a race.

[IceSpear]

All this poll does is show that 50% of Democrats are open to voting for someone other than Hillary. If a serious candidate entered and consolidated that support then it could be a race.

What tortured logic. Which mythical candidate is going to consolidate the support of 13 candidates + undecided? You're also ignoring the fact that many of these voters would have Hillary as their second choice.

[henster]

All this poll does is show that 50% of Democrats are open to voting for someone other than Hillary. If a serious candidate entered and consolidated that support then it could be a race.

What tortured logic. Which mythical candidate is going to consolidate the support of 13 candidates + undecided? You're also ignoring the fact that many of these voters would have Hillary as their second choice.

The point is 50% of Dem voters want someone else and not Hillary. Her support has dropped from 60-70s to a bare majority.

[IceSpear]

All this poll does is show that 50% of Democrats are open to voting for someone other than Hillary. If a serious candidate entered and consolidated that support then it could be a race.

What tortured logic. Which mythical candidate is going to consolidate the support of 13 candidates + undecided? You're also ignoring the fact that many of these voters would have Hillary as their second choice.

The point is 50% of Dem voters want someone else and not Hillary. Her support has dropped from 60-70s to a bare majority.

More like it went from high 50s/low 60s to mid 60s, and now it's back to where it started. You have to look at the overall trend, not focus so much on individual polls. Hillary's support has never budged from the 59-65% range in over two years. It's the definition of consistency.

[Ebsy]

If these are the end times for Hillary because she is at 50%, what's the next logical step for Republicans, none of which crack 16% nationally?