CNN/Opinion Research National poll: Hillary leads by 1-9

[MT Treasurer]

Clinton (D) ........................ 51%
Bush (R) ........................... 43%

Clinton (D) ........................ 49%
Rubio (R) .......................... 46%

Clinton (D) ........................ 48%
Paul (R) ............................ 47%

Clinton (D) ........................ 49%
Walker (R) ........................ 46%

Clinton (D) ........................ 52%
Cruz (R) ........................... 43%

http://i2.cdn.turner.com/cnn/2015/images/06/01/2016.poll.pdf

Interviews with 1,025 adult Americans conducted by telephone by ORC International on May 29 - 31, 2015.  The margin of sampling error for results based on the total sample is plus or minus 3 percentage points. This sample includes 621 interviews among landline respondents and 404 interviews among cell phone respondents.

Their last poll CNN/ORC National Poll found Clinton leading Republicans by 14-24 points!

If you assume that her margins are overblown again (it's a poll among adults), it's very bad news for her. Also, 50% have an unfavorable opinion of her (compared to 46% who view her favorably).

[EliteLX]

Yes, Rand Paul, yes >: - )

[King]

It's too bad Hillary has a better chance of winning the GOP nomination than Paul does.

[King]

The only reason Jeb Bush's numbers are like that is because he was the frontrunner. Every candidate in this field will be equally despised once  they have their time in the sun.

[Torie]

It would not be impossible for Jeb to help mitigate the Bush stain, but so far, he has shown no desire, much less skill, in doing so. Just why it is so hard for him to thoughtfully discuss the mistakes his brother made, and what we can learn from them, escapes me. It should not be that hard. I just don't get it. His low energy, passionless presentation does not help either. He's off to a rather horrific start.

[Landslide Lyndon]

It's too bad Hillary has a better chance of winning the GOP nomination than Paul does.

And even if he did, I'm sure a large part of the Republican establishment would sit out the election, if not actively work to elect Hillary.

[henster]

Hillary is damaged goods at this point, the scandals are clearly having an effect on her #s.

[Skye]

Go Rand!

[Beet]

IMO, it was always inevitable that Hillary would come down to earth. As we've seen with her, there's always a resentment around the aura of inevitability around her. I think it's actually better for her in the long run, to lose the commanding lead early. She is very similar to Obama in that the more pressure is on, the better she does.

[Hydera]

Hillary is damaged goods at this point, the scandals are clearly having an effect on her #s.

I wish people just always came with a hint of their ideology in their signature...

Seriously, Are you a sanders/warren fan or just a dissatisfied democrat in general that doesn't like hillary as a candidate but don't like sanders?

A Jim Webb fan?

[Skye]

Rubio's "I'm the candidate of the future" seems to be doing really well. 58% with a 26 point gap say he's the candidate from the future. Only Walker comes close, with a 12 point gap.

[bobloblaw]

Clinton (D) ........................ 51%
Bush (R) ........................... 43%

Clinton (D) ........................ 49%
Rubio (R) .......................... 46%

Clinton (D) ........................ 48%
Paul (R) ............................ 47%

Clinton (D) ........................ 49%
Walker (R) ........................ 46%

Clinton (D) ........................ 52%
Cruz (R) ........................... 43%

http://i2.cdn.turner.com/cnn/2015/images/06/01/2016.poll.pdf

Interviews with 1,025 adult Americans conducted by telephone by ORC International on May 29 - 31, 2015.  The margin of sampling error for results based on the total sample is plus or minus 3 percentage points. This sample includes 621 interviews among landline respondents and 404 interviews among cell phone respondents.

Their last poll CNN/ORC National Poll found Clinton leading Republicans by 14-24 points!

If you assume that her margins are overblown again (it's a poll among adults), it's very bad news for her. Also, 50% have an unfavorable opinion of her (compared to 46% who view her favorably).

Time for both Bush and Clinton Campaigns to go into full fledged panic mode

[ElectionsGuy]

Rand Paul is so unelectable guys...

[Ebsy]

Yeah, I would go into panic mode to if I was leading everyone except for the one person we all know isn't going to win the nomination by a few points.

[RINO Tom]

I'd like to see Kasich included.  He's obviously going to run, I think his shot at the nomination is being severely underestimated and I think he has the best chance of beating Hillary.