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(s)Elections See other (s)Elections Articles Title: CBS poll: Hillary Clinton v. Donald Trump - who would win in November? CBS poll: Hillary Clinton v. Donald Trump - who would win in November? By Anthony Salvanto, Fred Backus, Sarah Dutton and Jennifer De Pinto 2016 General Election Match-Ups Looking ahead to some possible November election match-ups between the remaining presidential candidates, registered voters give Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton a 10-point lead over Donald Trump, the same as last month. But Clinton does not fare as well against the other two Republican candidates actively seeking their party's nomination -- Ted Cruz and John Kasich. Clinton holds just a three-point lead over Cruz, and she trails Kasich by six points in head-to-head match-ups. gen-election.png Clinton's Democratic rival, Bernie Sanders, fares better. Bernie Sanders beats all three Republican candidates among registered voters: he holds a 17-point lead over Trump, a 12-point lead over Cruz, and a five-point lead over John Kasich. sanders-gen-election.png 2016 General Election Match-Ups: The Demographics Women and younger voters favor the Democratic candidate - whether Clinton or Sanders - in all of these scenarios, with Trump faring the worst among these two groups. Bernie Sanders is the stronger candidate among younger voters, and he outpaces Hillary Clinton among men. While men choose all three of the Republican candidates over Clinton by double-digit margins, Sanders runs evenly with Trump and Cruz among men (though he loses to Kasich). 2016 Primaries - Results, Calendar and Polls - CBS News Independents vote Democratic against both Donald Trump and Ted Cruz no matter which candidate runs against them. Trump does particularly poorly with independents, losing them by 18 points against Clinton and 26 points against Sanders. John Kasich - the only Republican who beats Hillary Clinton in these match-ups - wins against Clinton among independents by nine points, but loses independents against Sanders by six points. Kasich gets strong support against both Clinton and Sanders from voters over 65. Poster Comment: I have some doubts about this poll since it was conducted by CBS. Post Comment Private Reply Ignore Thread Top • Page Up • Full Thread • Page Down • Bottom/Latest
#1. To: BTP Holdings (#0)
I saw another poll that had Clinton at 38 and Trump at 36. That is bad news for Hillary. If she can't get 46% to 48% in a poll, the undecideds will break against her as they did against Carter over Reagan. The final Gallup poll had Carter up by 3 points. But the undecideds went to Reagan.
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