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« on: August 27, 2015, 05:07:54 AM »

28% Trump
12% Carson
7% Bush
7% Cruz
7% Rubio
6% Walker
5% Kasich
5% Fiorina
4% Christie
3% Huckabee
2% Paul
1% Santorum
1% Perry
<1% Others

45% Clinton
22% Sanders
18% Biden
1% O'Malley
1% Webb
0% Chafee

http://www.quinnipiac.edu/news-and-events/quinnipiac-university-poll/national/release-detail?ReleaseID=2274
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« Reply #1 on: August 27, 2015, 06:40:42 AM »

Alright, so maybe Trump doesn't have 40% of the vote.  Still, 28% is a good result for him.

Lol, Bush, Walker, and Rubio.
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« Reply #2 on: August 27, 2015, 10:52:15 AM »

Is 45% the lowest that Clinton has been in a national poll?
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« Reply #3 on: August 27, 2015, 11:59:14 AM »

Fiorina's chances of making it into the next "grown ups debate" now seem extremely remote.  Sorry, but just 1 point ahead of Christie isn't going to cut it.

Is 45% the lowest that Clinton has been in a national poll?

At least according to HuffPo's listing, it appears that that is her lowest ever showing, yes.
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« Reply #4 on: August 27, 2015, 12:06:53 PM »

Fiorina's chances of making it into the next "grown ups debate" now seem extremely remote.  Sorry, but just 1 point ahead of Christie isn't going to cut it.

Is 45% the lowest that Clinton has been in a national poll?

At least according to HuffPo's listing, it appears that that is her lowest ever showing, yes.

Also one of Biden's best showings in a national poll. Probably not a coincidence.
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« Reply #5 on: August 27, 2015, 12:13:30 PM »
« Edited: August 27, 2015, 12:40:38 PM by Likely Voter »

3% for Huck and 2% for Paul are all time lows (or at least tied for all time lows) for both of them.

Also besides Fiorina, everyone else who attended the Fox kids table debate continues to do worse in the post-debate polls. I think there is a Hunger Games aspect to the kids debate. 1 winner and everyone else is a loser.
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« Reply #6 on: August 27, 2015, 12:35:04 PM »

3% for Huck and 2% for Paul are all time lows (or at least tied for all time lows) for both of them.

Also besides Fiorina, everyone else who attended the Fox kids table debate continues to do worse in the post-debate polls. I think there is a Hunger Games aspect to the kids debate. 1 winner and everyone else is a loser.

Rand Paul's assertion that his polls had been going South even before he attacks Trump.  That is correct.  It started to go down as the field increase, and then go down some more when the focus was on the Iran Deal.  On the Iran Deal, conservatives think Rand Paul was too weak, some libertarians think he isn't his father enough to support him.

But unlike Paul's assertion, his poll number also continue to went down after his attacks on Trump.

Gravis had Paul at 1.5%, Quinnipiac at 2%.  On Reuters, he fluctuate but he dip as (record) low as 2.5% at one point.  YouGov, Fox, Echelon at 3% (also record low for him for their polls).  Rassmussen and Morning Consult at 4% but it is a dip since their previous polling.  The only outlier is CNN/ORC who had him at 6% or no change since before the debate.

South Carolina = 3%, New Hampshire = 3%, Iowa's average at 3.4%.  All down since mid July.  Nevada at 4%. 

As for Huckabee, the average that I keep put him above Christie and Kasich still.
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« Reply #7 on: August 27, 2015, 07:20:54 PM »

Is 45% the lowest that Clinton has been in a national poll?

Well there was 2008 ...
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« Reply #8 on: August 28, 2015, 02:20:13 PM »

Another poll in which Trump gets slightly more support from moderate Republicans than conservative Republicans.

fav/unfav % among Dems:

Biden 83/6% for +77%
Clinton 76/11% for +65%
Sanders 54/8% for +46%
Webb 11/10% for +1%
O’Malley 12/13% for -1%
Chafee 8/10% for -2%

fav/unfav % among Republicans:

Rubio 72/3% for +69%
Carson 62/6% for +56%
Huckabee 64/15 for +49%
Walker 52/5% for +47%
Bush 59/17% for +42%
Fiorina 49/8% for +41%
Cruz 54/13% for +41%
Kasich 36/5% for +31%
Jindal 36/5% for +31%
Perry 45/16% for +29%
Trump 59/30% for +29%
Santorum 38/20% for +18%
Christie 39/32% for +7%
Paul 35/35% for +/-0
Pataki 15/17% for -2%
Gilmore 6/11% for -5%
Graham 23/28% for -5%

So yes, Paul’s 35% unfavorable # among his own party is the highest among all candidates—higher than Trump’s #.  More evidence that the debate really damaged him.
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