NH: PPP: Hillary ties Kasich, leads other Rs

[Miles]

Report.

Clinton - 45%
Bush - 41%

Clinton - 48%
Carson - 42%

Biden - 48%
Carson - 39%

Sanders - 47%
Carson - 39%

Clinton - 45%
Christie - 44%

Clinton - 50%
Cruz - 37%

Clinton - 46%
Fiorina - 42%

Clinton - 51%
Huckabee - 35%

Clinton- 44%
Kasich - 44%

Clinton - 48%
Rubio - 42%

Biden - 47%
Rubio - 40%

Sanders - 45%
Rubio - 41%

Clinton - 47%
Trump - 41%

Biden - 51%
Trump - 40%

Sanders - 49%
Trump - 40%

Favorables/Approvals:

Obama - 44/51
Biden - 47/39
Bush - 31/54
Carson - 35/45
Christie - 30/53
Clinton - 39/53
Cruz - 22/55
Fiorina - 32/43
Huckabee - 21/60
Kasich - 33/37
Rubio - 33/43
Sanders - 47/40
Trump - 32/60

[Negusa Nagast 🚀]

TNVolunteer vindicated once again.

[Maxwell]

Ugh Kasich at 44%. Horrible State.

[King]

Clinton at -14 favorable and this is the best they can do. Congrats Madam President.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

So much for Carson. I really hope Carson wins; the evangelical  vote will be in disarray.

[pbrower2a]

This looks close to where New Hampshire was before the much-ballyhooed 'server scandal' and before the Benghazi investigation.

This is only one small state, but it is a legitimate swing state. Republicans have bigger states to sweat than New Hampshire, but as in 2004 they could win without it. But it is difficult to win without New Hampshire .

If this poll indicates a trend, then either the Hillary Clinton has acquired some Teflon or the scandal and investigation have imploded upon the GOP.





  

[EliteLX]

Not too shabby numbers for Hilldog.

[○∙◄☻¥tπ[╪AV┼cVê└]

PPP was the best primary poll for Hillary in months. And yet even they have Sanders with a net favorable rating 21 points better than her, and him doing better in the general election. Now, I know NH isn't the whole country, but people in NH are paying a lot more attention to the election than the country as a whole, so it gives you some idea how the candidates do under increased scrutiny.

[Senator Cris]

Great numbers for Christie and Kasich.

[Skye]

Those are some weird numbers.

[/]

Not bad, but the Obama approval is pretty low.

Congrats to the Bern for being the only candidate in the race to have net positive approval

[Ebsy]

PPP always shows ridiculously lopsided favorability ratings for both Democrats and Republicans.

[MT Treasurer]

BUT. MUH. ELASTICITY.

If Republicans are dumb enough to waste their money and time in this state, they don't just deserve to lose the presidency badly but the Senate and the House as well.

Those are some weird numbers.

And why exactly, if I may ask?

[YaBoyNY]

To nobody's surprise, TNvolunteer was right.

[Free Bird]

Take all the other close polls, and throw them in the garbage. Stop the presses, this is a poll I like!

[eric82oslo]

PPP was the best primary poll for Hillary in months. And yet even they have Sanders with a net favorable rating 21 points better than her, and him doing better in the general election. Now, I know NH isn't the whole country, but people in NH are paying a lot more attention to the election than the country as a whole, so it gives you some idea how the candidates do under increased scrutiny.

Increased scrutiny hasn't yet started. Try again in 2 or 3 months. The only candidates who have received some kind of major scrutiny so far have been Trump and Hillary. Other candidates will follow with time, especially if they happen to rise in the polls.

[DrScholl]

Unfortunately for him, he has no chance at the nomination, so he won't get to run against Hillary.

[eric82oslo]

BUT. MUH. ELASTICITY.

If Republicans are dumb enough to waste their money and time in this state, they don't just deserve to lose the presidency badly but the Senate and the House as well.

Those are some weird numbers.

And why exactly, if I may ask?

Because both Christie, Clinton and Bush all have horrible approval numbers, yet all three of them do extremely well in the general match ups. While others who have OK approval numbers do pretty bad in the general match ups. Things like that make the numbers pretty weird. Also, the disapproval of Huckabee is one of the most extreme things I've ever seen in my life lol. I guess railing against gay marriage, comparing things to nazi gas chambers and giving his whole-heartedly support to convicted criminals doesn't exactly work in a liberal state like New Hampshire lol.

[Xing]

Lean D, but Wisconsin is still a safer bet for the Democrats.

[pbrower2a]

At this point Wisconsin looks about D+15. That is how badly Scott Walker has been doing in winning friends and influencing Wisconsin voters.  This so far applies to Wisconsin. Iowa is very much in jeopardy for Democrats in 2016 -- and Iowa and Wisconsin are usually very close in their voting.

[Kingpoleon]

Kasich wins this by at least three points if he runs.