JUST IN: Reuters Releases New National Poll, Numbers Show BIG New Lead +6 for Hillary (DETAILS)

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JUST IN: Reuters Releases New National Poll, Numbers Show BIG New Lead (DETAILS)

By Elisabeth Parker -


September 29, 2016


The latest Ipsos/Reuters poll brings more good news for Hillary Clinton with a solid six-point lead over Donald Trump. This national tracking poll shows likely voters preferring Clinton over Trump 44 percent to 38 percent.



Even a four-way match-up nibbled only slightly into Clinton’s lead: She won 42 percent to Trump’s 38 percent, with 7 percent for Libertarian Party’s Gary Johnson and 2 percent for the Green Party’s Jill Stein. And as the graphics from the tweet below show, Hillary’s lead gets even better with likely voters polled who are actually registered.



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#NEW National @Reuters/Ipsos Poll:

LV's:
Clinton 42 (+4)
Trump 38
Johnson 7
Stein 2

RV's:
Clinton 42 (+7)
Trump 35
Johnson 8
Stein 4


This is a big improvement over last week’s dismal Ipsos/Reuters national tracking poll from Sept. 22....................




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[Sunny05]

1. Thank you! / nt

[riversedge]

2. For some reason I can not get into the Reuters site. and do not know if these are 'new'

[triron]

4. Seems exactly the same as

earlier this week. Probably not new.

[democrattotheend]

3. Trumpkins have been whining about this poll on Twitter for hours

Complaining that Reuters had rigged it based on the fact that 44% were self-identified Democrats. I tried to explain that most good pollsters don't weight on party ID, because once the likely voter screen is applied, a party ID sample that skews more toward one party shows that that party is likely to have better turnout.

[onehandle]

5. Johnson won't clear 1.5% and Stein won't clear .5% on election day.

Bet on it.

[Sancho]

6. Two more debates and Hillary will be winning by 20+ !!!!