Quinnipiac national poll: Clinton and Sanders trail all GOPers except Trump

[Senator Cris]

Carson 50% Clinton 40%
Clinton 46% Trump 43%
Rubio 46% Clinton 41%
Cruz 46% Clinton 43%
Christie 46% Clinton 41%

Carson 51% Sanders 39%
Sanders 46% Trump 44%
Rubio 47% Sanders 41%
Cruz 45% Sanders 44%
Christie 45% Sanders 42%

http://www.quinnipiac.edu/news-and-events/quinnipiac-university-poll/national/release-detail?ReleaseID=2299

[Fmr President & Senator Polnut]

Ah in both this one and the primary, Quinnipiac strikes again.

[Landslide Lyndon]

Is there anyone who REALLY believes that there is a non-zero chance that Carson will beat the Democratic nominee by double digits?

[Fmr President & Senator Polnut]

Have we figured out in QU's model with the Hispanic vote crashing is still in place? Plus GE polls this far out are pointless.

[Phony Moderate]

Is there anyone who REALLY believes that there is a non-zero chance that Carson will beat the Democratic nominee by double digits?

Few on here believed that there was a non-zero chance that Carson would top the post-debate 'who won?' polls.

[HillOfANight]

http://www.quinnipiac.edu/images/polling/us/us11042015_demos_xsq33a.pdf

RACE
White 74
Black 12
Hispanic 7
Other/DK/NA 7

The white # is too high, most expect 2016 to be 70% white. And Hispanics should be around 12% though looks like they don't even weight by Hispanic.

[Landslide Lyndon]

Is there anyone who REALLY believes that there is a non-zero chance that Carson will beat the Democratic nominee by double digits?

Few on here believed that there was a non-zero chance that Carson would top the post-debate 'who won?' polls.

Republican primary voters seem to live in an entirely separate universe than the general electorate, so the comparison is not a valid one.

[muon2]

I think the only takeaways from this are the following:

In this sample there is a floor of 39% for a Dem and 43% for a Pub.

The 18% elastic voters between the floors like Carson best and Trump least among Pubs, and slightly prefer Sanders to Clinton.

In no head-to-head does this sample have less than 10% undecided.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

I seriously doubt the Carson numbers, but Clinton would rather see Trump.  But, Sanders numbers are accurate, he will struggle to get to get to 257 electors.

[Skye]

Where's Bush?

[Crumpets]

Is there anyone who REALLY believes that there is a non-zero chance that Carson will beat the Democratic nominee by double digits?

What part of "BIGGEST LANDSLIDE SINCE 1984!!!11!!1!1" do you not understand?

[henster]

If Hillary has to rely on Trump being the nominee in order to win then we're ed. Despite what people said, no the debate and testimony didn't solve everything that has been wrong with her campaign. People still don't like her, trust her, and she's still a terrible campaigner. When Biden bowed out the party lost.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Clinton isnt relying on Trump. But, his lead in NH & FL are unshakable. He's got the money, but Clinton dont want Rubio as nominee.

[RFayette]

Ah in both this one and the primary, Quinnipiac strikes again.

Yeah, I don't really trust Quinnipiac.

[Eraserhead]

Carson is scary. When will people start to pay attention to what he's saying?

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Carson is still way back to Trump in NH, MI & FL He's still  got a long way.

[EliteLX]

Carson is still way back to Trump in NH, MI & FL He's still  got a long way.

I'm not a Carson fan, but this is simply not true. Carson is now leading everyone and is #1 in national RCP polling averages and his statewide pollings show him #1 in just about all states and if not he's within a 4-5 point margin max of trump and climbing. Besides, haven't all the recent Michigan polls had Trump down to Carson as well?

[Ljube]

Carson is scary. When will people start to pay attention to what he's saying?

Carson is not scary. When will you start to pay attention to what he's saying?

[eric82oslo]

Carson 50% Clinton 40%
Rubio 46% Clinton 41%
Christie 46% Clinton 41%

Clinton 46% Trump 43%

Now that's what I call interesting mister Trump.

[eric82oslo]

Is there anyone who REALLY believes that there is a non-zero chance that Carson will beat the Democratic nominee by double digits?

Not really. Though it's a million times more likely than Trump beating Hillary by double digits.

[eric82oslo]

Is there anyone who REALLY believes that there is a non-zero chance that Carson will beat the Democratic nominee by double digits?

Few on here believed that there was a non-zero chance that Carson would top the post-debate 'who won?' polls.

I was probably the only user here who believed he would top the who won polls after the first debate.

[eric82oslo]

Carson is scary. When will people start to pay attention to what he's saying?

I think you're confusing Carson with Trump. Try again.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Carson isnt 10 pts ahead. He's likely up by 3-4 pts. But, Sanders is weak, he's a liberal nominee struggling to get 257 electors.

[Eraserhead]

Carson is scary. When will people start to pay attention to what he's saying?

Carson is not scary. When will you start to pay attention to what he's saying?

I have. That's how I know that he's a religious nutter, a scam artist and someone who doesn't understand many policy issues.

Carson is scary. When will people start to pay attention to what he's saying?

I think you're confusing Carson with Trump. Try again.

No, Trump is a reasonable moderate compared to Carson on most issues excluding immigration.

Carson isnt 10 pts ahead. He's likely up by 3-4 pts. But, Sanders is weak, he's a liberal nominee struggling to get 257 electors.

Nonsensical non sequitur alert.

[DS0816]

http://www.quinnipiac.edu/images/polling/us/us11042015_demos_xsq33a.pdf

RACE
White 74
Black 12
Hispanic 7
Other/DK/NA 7

The white # is too high, most expect 2016 to be 70% white. And Hispanics should be around 12% though looks like they don't even weight by Hispanic.

The 18-to-29 voting-age group was oversampled. The 65+ group was oversampled.