CNN/ORC 2016 National Presidential Poll
National survey of 950 registered voters was conducted December 16-19, 2013. The margin of error is +/- 3 percentage points.
Inside the numbers:
- Chris Christie (R) 48%
- Hillary Clinton (D) 46%
- Hillary Clinton (D) 52%
- Paul Ryan (R) 44%
- Hillary Clinton (D) 54%
- Rand Paul (R) 41%
- Hillary Clinton (D) 55%
- Mike Huckabee (R) 40%
- Hillary Clinton (D) 56%
- Rick Perry (R) 39%
- Hillary Clinton (D) 57%
- Ted Cruz (R) 39%
- Hillary Clinton (D) 57%
- Rick Santorum (R) 38%
- Hillary Clinton (D) 56%
- Marco Rubio (R) 37%
- Hillary Clinton (D) 58%
- Jeb Bush (R) 37%
- Chris Christie (R) 59%
- Hillary Clinton (D) 33%
National survey of 950 registered voters was conducted December 16-19, 2013. The margin of error is +/- 3 percentage points.
Inside the numbers:
So what's the secret of Christie's strength against Clinton?
"He performs particularly well among independents, winning nearly six in 10 in that key group," CNN Polling Director Keating Holland said. "He also wins a majority of suburbanites and older voters, something that no other GOP hopeful [that was] tested was able to do against Clinton."
"Christie doesn't win in the Northeast, although he does hold Clinton to a bare majority there, but he has a solid edge in the Midwest while playing Clinton to a draw in the South and West," Holland said.
Not surprisingly, the survey indicates a gender gap: Christie has a 14-point lead among men but loses women to Clinton by 10 points.
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