Trump +12.7 ahead of Jeb! in Reuters/IPSOS poll (GOP nomination)

[Statistikhengst]

Reuters Polling

425 RRV, MoE = +/-+5.5

GOP nomination:​

Trump 24.9
Bush 12.2
Walker 9
Wouldn't vote 8.5
Paul 7.2
Carson 6.5
Rubio 5.6
Huckabee 5.3
Christie 5.1
Kasich 3.6
Cruz 3.2
Perry 3.2
Santorum 1.7
Fiorina 1.6
Pataki 1.0
Jindal 0.9
Graham 0.5

Margin: Trump +12.7 (+13), well outside the MoE. This time, Walker is in second.

Reuters/IPSOS presents the data in an interesting graphical way:

Reuters Polling

Screenshot:

3 Way Clinton-Bush-Trump matchup (according to the first link)

Clinton (D) 37 / Bush (R) 23 / Trump (I) 23, Margin: Clinton +14

1,230 Adults, MoE = +/-3.1

More details as they come in, but this is also from the first link:

The five-day rolling online poll had Trump at 15 percent among Republicans on Friday before he rocketed to 24.9 percent on Tuesday.

 

[Sonny Clark]

Reuters Polling

425 RRV, MoE = +/-+5.5

GOP nomination:​

Trump 24.9
Bush 12.2
Walker 9
Wouldn't vote 8.5
Paul 7.2
Carson 6.5
Rubio 5.6
Huckabee 5.3
Christie 5.1
Kasich 3.6
Cruz 3.2
Perry 3.2
Santorum 1.7
Fiorina 1.6
Pataki 1.0
Jindal 0.9
Graham 0.5

Margin: Trump +12.7 (+13), well outside the MoE. This time, Walker is in second.

Reuters/IPSOS presents the data in an interesting graphical way:

Reuters Polling

Screenshot:

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3 Way Clinton-Bush-Trump matchup (according to the first link)

Clinton (D) 37 / Bush (R) 23 / Trump (I) 23, Margin: Clinton +14

1,230 Adults, MoE = +/-3.1

More details as they come in, but this is also from the first link:

The five-day rolling online poll had Trump at 15 percent among Republicans on Friday before he rocketed to 24.9 percent on Tuesday.

Meaningless. Way too early to place any value on polls. We're a long way from election day. A lot can happen between now and November 2016. These polls are just fodder for the news media, nothing more.

 

[Statistikhengst]

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