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brooklynite

(96,882 posts)
Fri Feb 5, 2016, 01:45 PM Feb 2016

Globe poll: Trump and Sanders see their leads slip, while Clinton and Rubio rise [View all]

Source: Boston Globe

Both Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders are seeing challengers push into their New Hampshire primary leads, according to a new poll from The Boston Globe and Suffolk University.

After a disappointing second place finish in the Iowa caucus, Trump maintained his lead over his Republican counterparts with 29 percent support. On his heels is Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida with 19 percent, a jump from the 10 percent support he had in the last Globe/Suffolk poll in late January.

Rubio’s rise comes at the expense of other candidates, though. Ohio Gov. John Kasich finished third in the poll with 13 percent, followed by former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush at 10 percent. Sen. Ted Cruz, fresh off a win at the Iowa caucus, comes in fifth place in the poll with single digits, just ahead of New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and Ben Carson.

On the Democratic side, Hillary Clinton has pulled to within single digits of Bernie Sanders in the Globe/Suffolk poll. The Vermont senator has the support of 50 percent of the New Hampshire voters sampled, while Clinton comes in with 41 percent.

Read more: http://www.boston.com/news/politics/2016/02/05/globe-poll-trump-and-sanders-see-their-leads-slip-while-clinton-and-rubio-rise/ixLPKK3WxiwBRuWXFtwGBM/story.html?p1=feature_sec_hp

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I don't believe it. All the unscientific online polls have Sanders by 40 points itsrobert Feb 2016 #1
I think that Sanders will win NH. Beacool Feb 2016 #2
The fact that he's losing ground in NH (his own back yard with tailor-made ... NurseJackie Feb 2016 #10
right. riversedge Feb 2016 #14
Boston Globe article on how bad polls are. safeinOhio Feb 2016 #3
Haha kcjohn1 Feb 2016 #4
The Democratic national and NH polling are moving exactly as you would expect from a tie in Iowa. Attorney in Texas Feb 2016 #5
Yet CNN/WMUR poll shows Sanders lead increase in NH magical thyme Feb 2016 #6
That same poll predicted a Bernie blow-out in Iowa emulatorloo Feb 2016 #8
I'd call the 2 polls a wash. 4 other polls put Bernie +15-20 magical thyme Feb 2016 #15
FWIW 15 to 20pts "feels" more real to me. emulatorloo Feb 2016 #16
Reuters/Ipsos just confirmed Quinniapac's national poll -- virtual tie...even better magical thyme Feb 2016 #21
Post-Iowa, Pre-NH Debate, No details on methods. A lottery ticket can get hopes up too. nt TheBlackAdder Feb 2016 #7
Voters are in a Throw the Bums Out Mood houston16revival Feb 2016 #9
Looks better each day for Hillary in nh... beachbumbob Feb 2016 #11
Clinton's supporters here say polls don't matter, so who cares. closeupready Feb 2016 #12
Hillary can wish in one hand.... Plucketeer Feb 2016 #13
Hillary is great at multi-tasking and complex thinking. riversedge Feb 2016 #17
And other stuff. Plucketeer Feb 2016 #18
I've heard that about her CoffeeCat Feb 2016 #19
Hillary supporters are getting desperate Reter Feb 2016 #20
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