Fox: D: Clinton 44, Sanders 30, Biden 18; Trump 26, Carson 18, Carly 9, Rubio 9

[HillOfANight]

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2015/09/23/fox-news-poll-outsiders-rule-2016-gop-field-support-for-biden-nearly-doubles/

Clinton 44% (-5)
Sanders 30% (0)
Biden 18% (+8)

Without Biden
Clinton 56
Sanders 32

Trump 26% (+1)
Carson 18% (+6)
Fiorina 9% (+4)
Rubio 9% (+5)
Cruz 8% (-2)
Bush 7% (-2)
Christie 5% (+2)
Kasich 4% (0)

[The Other Castro]

At least FOX actually polled Lessig (though important to note that he and Chafee failed to get 1%)

[Mr. Morden]

Poll conducted Sept. 20-22.

Full results:

Dems

Clinton 44%
Sanders 30%
Biden 18%
O’Malley 2%
Webb 1%
Lessig, Chafee 0%

Without Biden:

Clinton 56%
Sanders 32%
O’Malley 2%
Webb 2%
Lessig, Chafee 0%

GOP

Trump 26%
Carson 18%
Fiorina 9%
Rubio 9%
Cruz 8%
Bush 7%
Christie 5%
Kasich 4%
Huckabee 3%
Paul 2%
Pataki 1%
Gilmore, Santorum, Jindal, Graham 0%

[Lief 🗽]

These two questions are interesting:

Which of the following potential 2016 presidential matchups would make you more worried that American democracy is in trouble? If the race were between Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican Jeb Bush -- or -- if the race were between Democrat Bernie Sanders and Republican Donald Trump?
Clinton vs. Bush: 39%
Sanders vs. Trump: 53%

Democrats are planning to hold a total of six presidential debates among the candidates competing to be the Democratic Party’s nominee -- is that too many debates, too few debates or about the right number? (among Dem primary voters)
Too many: 25%
Too few: 14%
About right: 58%

Hopefully O'Malley, Sanders, etc. will stop whining that we don't have 39 debates now.

[Mr. Morden]

Who did the best in the debate (#s for Republican primary voters)?

Fiorina 35%
Trump 19%
Carson 8%
Rubio 7%
Bush 3%
Christie 2%
Cruz 2%
Huckabee 2%

Who did the worst in the debate (#s for Republican primary voters)?

Trump 21%
Bush 8%
Paul 8%
Carson 5%
Christie 4%
Fiorina 3%
Rubio 3%
Graham 2%
Huckabee 2%
Kasich 2%

[Mr. Morden]

who leads among…? (Dems)
men: Clinton/Sanders tie
women: Clinton
whites: Sanders
non-whites: Clinton
under age 45: Sanders
over age 45: Clinton
under $50k income: Clinton
over $50k income: Sanders

On the GOP side, Carson wins those with a college degree, while Trump wins all other demographic groups.  Here’s the education gap:

college degree:
Carson 22%
Trump 18%
Rubio 14%
Cruz 10%
Fiorina 9%

no college degree:
Trump 32%
Carson 14%
Fiorina 10%
Bush 8%
Cruz 8%

[Eraserhead]

These national polls are all over the place.

Also as for that one weird question, why not give Sanders v. Bush and Clinton v. Trump as options as well? This is just Fox trying to smear Trump again and now they're dragging Sanders into it.

[Why]

The last three national polls shows Trump down about 6% from the three before that. This does not seem to be entirely due to the debate because the first of this latest trio was just pre-debate.

[Zanas]

The fact that the top four among Republican voters with a college degree is Carson-Trump-Rubio-Cruz (gathering 64% support) says a lot about Republican voters with a college degree...