1. 3%
2. A good amount of Hillary or Bernie supporters do not support/trust their first choice's number one competitor.
3. They will most likely support Bernie, as he has much more appeal among young people.
4. Older voters, even women, tend to support Hillary, while younger people support Bernie.
5. +/- 4 pct points
1. 5% between Trump and Cruz, and 13% between Trump and Rubio.
2. The Evangelical Christian population, who more than likely support Ted Cruz.
3. In January Cruz led Trump 25 to 22%
4. The highest number of first time this election cycle will be attending, 40%
5. 4 percentage points, Michael Bloomberg would not do well running for president.
1. The Democratic Caucus was much closer between Bernie and Hillary than the poll people gathered.
2. Rubio won the Caucus, with a 4% lead over Trump
3. Rubio, Cruz, and Sanders all had higher numbers
4. Cruz and Rubio both performed much better than was initially expected. Also, Bernie was ridiculously close to Hillary, which shows his campaign has been holding its own against Hillary's.
5. 2,844 dollars and some change per person
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