Reuters/Ipsos Natl: Bush +1 over Trump - Clinton +33 over Bernie

[Likely Voter]

Reuters/Ipsos July 18 - July 22, 2015
Online Poll
1046 Americans (w/ 362 Republicans 412 Democrats)


GOP:

Bush   18%
Trump   17%
Walker   10%
Carson   6%
Christie   6%
Cruz   6%
Perry   5%
Paul   4%
Huckabee   4%
Kasich   3%
Santorum   3%
Rubio   2%
Graham   2%
Jindal   2%
Pataki   1%
Fiorina   1%

GOP 3-WAy
Bush   37%
Walker   30%
Trump   26%

DEM:

Clinton   51%
Sanders   18%
Biden   11%
Webb   5%
Cuomo   5%
Chafee   2%
O'Malley     1%
Gillibrand     1%

http://www.ipsos-na.com/download/pr.aspx?id=14693

[Senator Cris]

This will not be counted in debate average, right?

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

Clinton continuing to fall!

[An American Tail: Fubart Goes West]

As most of you probably have guessed, I'm a Sanders supporter. That being said, it's really disingenuous to include people like Cuomo and Gillibrand in the polling. They have already said that they are not running and that they support Clinton. I'll be a bit more lenient with Biden, but there's still a good 6% that would probably go towards Clinton's lead, making it closer to 39%. Damn it Reuters.

[mencken]

Yet the media will continue to brand 2% Rubio as a top-tier candidate.

[Likely Voter]

Yet the media will continue to brand 2% Rubio as a top-tier candidate.

Rubio has dropped a lot in other polls but this is his worst ever and is an outlier.

This will not be counted in debate average, right?

almost certainly not. Fox has not said what counts but the assumption is that they will only count polls that match their own poll methodology, notably live phone.

Clinton continuing to fall!

Clinton is actually up 3 since their last poll a few weeks ago and Bernie is down 5

[Mr. Morden]

Is this separate from their tracking poll?  Because they also have a tracking poll that they update every day, posted here:

link

It now has Trump leading, at 20%.  (OK, not quite true.  They actually have "wouldn't vote" leading at 25.5%.)