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CNN/ORC Poll. July 28, 2016. N=455 registered voters nationwide who watched Hillary Clinton's Democratic convention acceptance speech. Margin of error ą 4.5. Per CNN: "Survey respondents were first interviewed as part of a random national sample conducted July 22-28, 2016. In those interviews, respondents indicated they were registered to vote, planned to watch tonight's speech and were willing to be re-interviewed after the speech. ... 14% of the respondents who participated in tonight's survey identified themselves as Republicans, 56% identified themselves as Democrats, and 30% identified themselves as independents. ... This poll does not and cannot reflect the views of all Americans. It only represents the views of people who watched the speech. ... The audience for this speech is more Democratic than the U.S. population as a whole, which is typical for viewers of a Democratic convention."

"What was your overall reaction to Hillary Clinton's speech tonight: very positive, somewhat positive, somewhat negative or very negative?"

		Speech-watchers

		Very postive	Somewhat positive	Somewhat negative	Very negative	Both/ Mixed (vol.)
		%	%	%	%	%
	7/28/16	71	15	7	5	1

"Do you think the policies being proposed by Hillary Clinton will move the country in the right direction or the wrong direction?"

		Speech-watchers

		Right direction	Wrong direction	Unsure
		%	%	%
	7/28/16	82	16	2

CNN/ORC Poll. July 22-24, 2016. N=882 registered voters nationwide. Margin of error ą 3.5.

"If it were up to you, who would you rather have seen the Republican Party choose as its nominee for president: Donald Trump or someone else?" N=431 registered voters who are Republicans or lean Republican; margin of error ą 4.5

		--- Republicans and leaners ---

		Trump	Someone else	Unsure
		%	%	%
	7/22-24/16	54	45	1
	7/13-16/16	56	44	1
	6/16-19/16	51	48	1

"Does what you saw or read of the Republican National Convention in Cleveland make you more likely or less likely to vote for Donald Trump?"

		More likely	Less likely	No difference (vol.)	Unsure
		%	%	%	%
	7/22-24/16	42	44	11	3

"At their convention, do you think the Republicans maintained the right balance between criticizing the Democrats and saying positive things about themselves, or do you think they spent too much time criticizing the Democrats?"

		Maintained the right balance	Too much time criticizing	Unsure
		%	%	%
	7/22-24/16	35	58	7

"From what you have heard or read, how would you rate Donald Trump's acceptance speech at the Republican National Convention on Thursday night -- as excellent, good, just okay, poor, or terrible?"

		%
	Excellent	21
	Good	19
	Just okay	18
	Poor	10
	Terrible	18
	Didn't see (vol.)	14
	Unsure	1

"How would you rate Clinton's choice of Tim Kaine for vice president? Would you rate this choice as excellent, pretty good, only fair, or poor?" N=640 registered voters; margin of error ą 4

		Excellent	Pretty good	Only fair	Poor	Unsure
		%	%	%	%	%
	7/22-24/16	13	33	27	15	13

"Does having Tim Kaine as her running mate make you more likely to vote for Clinton in November, less likely, or will it not have much effect on your vote?" N=640 registered voters; margin of error ą 4

		More likely	Less likely	Not much effect	Unsure
		%	%	%	%
	7/22-24/16	13	8	78	1

"Based on what you know about Tim Kaine, do you think he is qualified to serve as president if it becomes necessary, or not?" N=640 registered voters; margin of error ą 4

		Is qualified	Is not qualified	Unsure
		%	%	%
	7/22-24/16	52	33	15

"Do you think Clinton's choice of Tim Kaine reflects favorably or unfavorably on Clinton's ability to make important presidential decisions?" N=640 registered voters; margin of error ą 4

		Favorably	Unfavorably	Unsure
		%	%	%
	7/22-24/16	56	32	12

CNN/ORC Poll. July 21, 2016. N=460 registered voters nationwide who watched Donald Trump's Republican convention acceptance speech. Margin of error ą 4.5. Per CNN: "Survey respondents were first interviewed as part of a random national sample conducted July 13-20, 2016. In those interviews, respondents indicated they were registered to vote, planned to watch tonight's speech and were willing to be re-interviewed after the speech. ... 41% of the respondents who participated in tonight's survey identified themselves as Republicans, 23% identified themselves as Democrats, and 36% identified themselves as independents. ... This poll does not and cannot reflect the views of all Americans. It only represents the views of people who watched the speech. ... The audience for this speech is more Republican than the U.S. population as a whole, which is typical for viewers of a Republican convention."

"What was your overall reaction to Donald Trump's speech tonight: very positive, somewhat positive, somewhat negative or very negative?"

		Speech-watchers

		Very postive	Somewhat positive	Somewhat negative	Very negative	Both/ Mixed (vol.)
		%	%	%	%	%
	7/21/16	57	18	9	15	1

"Do you think the policies being proposed by Donald Trump will move the country in the right direction or the wrong direction?"

		Speech-watchers

		Right direction	Wrong direction	Unsure
		%	%	%
	7/21/16	73	24	3

Gallup Poll. July 15-16, 2016. N=901 registered voters nationwide. Margin of error ą 4.

"As you may know, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has selected Indiana governor Mike Pence as his vice presidential running mate. How would you rate Donald Trump's choice of Mike Pence for vice president? Would you rate this choice as excellent, pretty good, only fair, or poor?"

		Excellent	Pretty good	Only fair	Poor	Unsure
		%	%	%	%	%
	7/15-16/16	13	24	23	22	18

"Based on what you know about Mike Pence, do you think he is qualified to serve as president if it becomes necessary, or not?"

		Yes, qualified	No, not qualified	Unsure
		%	%	%
	7/15-16/16	46	33	22

CNN/ORC Poll. July 13-16, 2016. N=872 registered voters nationwide. Margin of error ą 3.5.

"Now I'm going to mention a few issues and for each one, please tell me if you think Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump would better handle that issue if they were elected president. ..."

		Hillary Clinton	Donald Trump	Neither (vol.)	Unsure
		%	%	%	%
	"Abortion"
	7/13-16/16	55	34	9	3

"Thinking about the following characteristics and qualities, please say whether you think each one applies or doesn't apply to Hillary Clinton. ..."

		Applies	Does not apply	Unsure
		%	%	%
	"Is sincere in what she says" N=438 (Version A)
	7/13-16/16	41	59	1

"Thinking about the following characteristics and qualities, please say whether you think each one applies or doesn't apply to Donald Trump. ..."

		Applies	Does not apply	Unsure
		%	%	%
	"Is sincere in what he says" N=438 (Version A)
	7/13-16/16	49	51	1

"How would you rate Trump's choice of Mike Pence for vice president? Would you rate this choice as excellent, pretty good, only fair, or poor?" N=579; margin of error ą 4

		Excellent	Pretty good	Only fair	Poor	Unsure
		%	%	%	%	%
	7/14-16/16	12	31	26	20	12

"Does having Mike Pence as his running mate make you more likely to vote for Trump in November, less likely, or will it not have much effect on your vote?" N=579; margin of error ą 4

		More likely	Less likely	Not much effect	Unsure
		%	%	%	%
	7/14-16/16	14	7	79	1

"Based on what you know about Mike Pence, do you think he is qualified to serve as president if it becomes necessary, or not?" N=579; margin of error ą 4

		Is qualified	Is not qualified	Unsure
		%	%	%
	7/14-16/16	53	33	14

"Do you think Trump's choice of Mike Pence reflects favorably or unfavorably on Trump's ability to make important presidential decisions?" N=579; margin of error ą 4

		Favorably	Unfavorably	Unsure
		%	%	%
	7/14-16/16	57	35	9

ABC News/Washington Post Poll. July 11-14, 2016. N=1,003 adults nationwide. Margin of error ą 3.5.

"Who do you think would do more to bring needed change to Washington: Clinton or Trump?" Options rotated. Half sample B.

		Clinton	Trump	Both (vol.)	Neither (vol.)	Unsure
		%	%	%	%	%
	7/11-14/16	44	46	1	7	3
	5/16-19/16	42	48	1	7	2

"Who do you think better represents your own personal values: Clinton or Trump?" Options rotated. Half sample B.

		Clinton	Trump	Both (vol.)	Neither (vol.)	Unsure
		%	%	%	%	%
	7/11-14/16	49	36	1	13	2
	5/16-19/16	48	37	1	13	2

"Who do you think has better judgment: Clinton or Trump?" Options rotated. Half sample B.

		Clinton	Trump	Both (vol.)	Neither (vol.)	Unsure
		%	%	%	%	%
	7/11-14/16	54	35	1	9	2

"All else equal, would you like the next president to be someone who puts an especially major focus on trying to improve race relations in this country, or someone who does not put an especially major focus on this issue?"

		A major focus	Not a major focus	Unsure
		%	%	%
	7/11-14/16	83	12	5

"All else equal, would you like the next president to be someone who supports a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants, or someone who opposes it?"

		Supports	Opposes	Unsure
		%	%	%
	7/11-14/16	60	34	6
	3/26-29/15	51	45	5

"All else equal, would you like the next president to be someone who supports trade agreements between the United States and other countries, or someone who opposes them?"

		Supports	Opposes	Unsure
		%	%	%
	7/11-14/16	75	17	8

"All else equal, would you like the next president to be someone who supports legal abortion in most cases, or someone who opposes it in most cases?"

		Supports	Opposes	Unsure
		%	%	%
	7/11-14/16	52	38	10

"All else equal, would you like the next president to be someone who supports stricter gun control laws, or someone who opposes them?"

		Supports	Opposes	Unsure
		%	%	%
	7/11-14/16	57	39	4

CBS News/New York Times Poll. July 8-12, 2016. N=1,358 registered voters nationwide. Margin of error ą 3.

"Regardless of how you intend to vote, which candidate do you think would do a better job handling each of the following issues: Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump? Which candidate would do a better job handling [see below]?"

		Hillary Clinton	Donald Trump	Both (vol.)	Neither (vol.)	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%	%	%
	"Illegal immigration"
	7/8-12/16	48	45	-	4	3
	6/9-13/16	51	43	-	3	3

"As you may know, the FBI did not recommend criminal charges in Hillary Clinton's use of a personal email address and server for work while she was secretary of state. How much confidence do you have that the FBI investigation was independent and impartial: a lot, some, not much or none at all?"

		A lot	Some	Not much	None at all	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%	%	%
	7/8-12/16	26	22	17	30	4

ABC News/Washington Post Poll. July 6-7, 2016. N=519 adults nationwide. Margin of error ą 5.

"As you may have heard, FBI Director James Comey has recommended NOT charging Hillary Clinton with a crime for her use of personal email while secretary of state, saying she did not have any criminal intent. He also said Clinton was 'extremely careless' in her handling of classified information in her personal email. Do you approve or disapprove of Comey's recommendation that Clinton should NOT be charged with a crime?"

		Approve	Disapprove	Unsure
		%	%	%
	7/6-7/16	35	56	9

"Has the outcome of this issue made you more likely to support Clinton for president, less likely, or won't it make any difference in your vote?"

		More likely	Less likely	No difference	Unsure
		%	%	%	%
	7/6-7/16	10	28	58	4

"Does this issue make you worry about how Clinton might handle her responsibilities if she's elected president, or do you think it's not related to how she might handle her responsibilities if elected?"

		Worry	Not related	Unsure
		%	%	%
	7/6-7/16	57	39	3

Quinnipiac University. June 21-27, 2016. N=1,610 registered voters nationwide. Margin of error ą 2.4.

"Regardless of how you intend to vote, who do you think would do a better job creating jobs: Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump?"

		Clinton	Trump	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%
	6/21-27/16	40	52	8
	5/24-30/16	41	52	7

"Regardless of how you intend to vote, who do you think would do a better job handling immigration issues: Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump?"

		Clinton	Trump	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%
	6/21-27/16	50	45	5
	5/24-30/16	51	43	7

"Regardless of how you intend to vote, who do you think would be most effective against ISIS: Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump?"

		Clinton	Trump	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%
	6/21-27/16	39	52	9
	5/24-30/16	41	49	10

"Regardless of how you intend to vote, who do you think would do a better job responding to an international crisis: Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump?"

		Clinton	Trump	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%
	6/21-27/16	51	42	7
	5/24-30/16	53	40	7

"Regardless of how you intend to vote, who would you trust more to make the right decision about sending American troops to fight overseas: Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump?"

		Clinton	Trump	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%
	6/21-27/16	46	44	10
	5/24-30/16	46	44	10

"Regardless of how you intend to vote, who would you trust more to make the right decisions about the use of nuclear weapons: Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump?"

		Clinton	Trump	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%
	6/21-27/16	54	35	12
	5/24-30/16	55	33	12

"Regardless of how you intend to vote, who do you think would do a better job getting things done in Washington: Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump?"

		Clinton	Trump	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%
	6/21-27/16	46	43	11
	5/24-30/16	48	45	8

"Regardless of how you intend to vote, who do you think would do a better job defending freedom of speech and freedom of the press in the U.S.: Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump?"

		Clinton	Trump	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%
	6/21-27/16	47	45	8

"Regardless of how you intend to vote, who do you think would do a better job reducing gun violence in the U.S.: Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump?"

		Clinton	Trump	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%
	6/21-27/16	46	38	17

"Regardless of how you intend to vote, who do you think is more honest and trustworthy: Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump?"

		Clinton	Trump	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%
	6/21-27/16	37	45	18
	5/24-30/16	39	44	17

"Regardless of how you intend to vote, who do you think is a stronger leader: Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump?"

		Clinton	Trump	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%
	6/21-27/16	43	49	8
	5/24-30/16	45	49	7

"Regardless of how you intend to vote, who do you think is better prepared to be president: Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump?"

		Clinton	Trump	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%
	6/21-27/16	58	33	9
	5/24-30/16	56	35	9

"Regardless of how you intend to vote, who do you think has higher moral standards: Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump?"

		Clinton	Trump	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%
	6/21-27/16	46	37	17
	5/24-30/16	47	36	18

"Regardless of how you intend to vote, who do you think is more intelligent: Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump?"

		Clinton	Trump	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%
	6/21-27/16	53	33	14
	5/24-30/16	51	37	11

"In the wake of the recent Orlando shooting, Donald Trump has suggested that President Obama may sympathize with terrorist organizations such as ISIS. Do you agree or disagree with this idea?"

		Agree	Disagree	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%
	ALL	29	65	6
	Republicans	55	33	11
	Democrats	4	94	1
	Independents	29	65	6

Pew Research Center. June 15-26, 2016. Nationwide.

"As far as making progress on the important issues facing the country is concerned, does it really matter who wins the 2016 presidential election, or will things be pretty much the same regardless of who is elected president?" N=1,655 registered voters; margin of error ą 2.7

		It really matters who wins	Things will be the same regardless	Unsure/ Refused
		%	%	%
	6/15-26/16	74	22	4
	9/12-16/12	76	20	4
	6/7-17/12	63	34	3
	10/08	72	24	4
	9/08	70	24	6
	6/08	63	32	5
	6/04	67	29	4
	3/04	70	26	4
	6/00	50	44	6

"Just in general, how well do you think Hillary Clinton understands the needs of people like you: very well, fairly well, not too well, or not at all well?" N=1,655 registered voters; margin of error ą 2.7

		Very well	Fairly well	Not too well	Not at all well	Unsure/ Refused
		%	%	%	%	%
	6/15-26/16	17	30	19	32	1

"Just in general, how well do you think Donald Trump understands the needs of people like you: very well, fairly well, not too well, or not at all well?" N=1,655 registered voters; margin of error ą 2.7

		Very well	Fairly well	Not too well	Not at all well	Unsure/ Refused
		%	%	%	%	%
	6/15-26/16	15	22	18	44	2

"And as I read a list of phrases, tell me if you think each phrase better describes Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton. [See below.] Does this better describe Trump or Clinton? ... What about [see below]?" Candidate names rotated. N=1,655 registered voters; margin of error ą 2.7

		Trump	Clinton	Neither (vol.)	Both equally (vol.)	Unsure/ Refused
		%	%	%	%	%

	"Honest and truthful"
	6/15-26/16	40	37	20	1	2

	"Would use good judgment in a crisis"
	6/15-26/16	36	53	8	1	2

	"Personally qualified to be president"
	6/15-26/16	30	56	12	1	1

"Do you think Hillary Clinton would change the way things work in Washington for the better, would change the way things work in Washington for the worse, or don't you think she would change things much either way?" N=1,655 registered voters; margin of error ą 2.7

		Change things for the better	Change things for the worse	Wouldn't change much	Unsure/ Refused
		%	%	%	%
	6/15-26/16	20	25	53	1

"Do you think Donald Trump would change the way things work in Washington for the better, would change the way things work in Washington for the worse, or don't you think he would change things much either way?" N=1,655 registered voters; margin of error ą 2.7

		Change things for the better	Change things for the worse	Wouldn't change much	Unsure/ Refused
		%	%	%	%
	6/15-26/16	33	44	21	2

"Regardless of who you support, which one of the presidential candidates -- Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton -- do you think would do the better job of [see below]? ... And who do you think would do the better job of [see below]?" IF RESPONDENT MENTIONS ANYONE OTHER THAN TRUMP OR CLINTON, PROBE ONCE: "If you had to choose between Trump or Clinton?" Candidate names rotated. N=2,245 adults; margin of error ą 2.4

		Trump	Clinton	Neither (vol.)	Unsure/ Refused
		%	%	%	%

	"Improving economic conditions"
	6/15-26/16	45	45	7	3

	"Dealing with gun policy"
	6/15-26/16	42	47	8	3

	"Defending the country from future terrorist attacks"
	6/15-26/16	46	43	8	3

	"Dealing with immigration"
	6/15-26/16	39	53	5	2

	"Selecting justices to serve on the Supreme Court" Form 1 (N=1,120)
	6/15-26/16	35	55	6	4

	"Reducing the influence of lobbyists and special interest groups in Washington" Form 1 (N=1,120)
	6/15-26/16	44	35	15	6

	"Making wise decisions about foreign policy" Form 1 (N=1,120)
	6/15-26/16	31	58	9	3

	"Dealing with race relations" Form 1 (N=1,120)
	6/15-26/16	23	68	6	4

	"Managing the federal government" Form 2 (N=1,125)
	6/15-26/16	39	50	8	3

	"Dealing with health care" Form 2 (N=1,125)
	6/15-26/16	34	55	6	4

	"Making wise decisions about U.S. trade policies" Form 2 (N=1,125)
	6/15-26/16	43	49	5	3

	"Reflecting your views on abortion" Form 2 (N=1,125)
	6/15-26/16	28	54	8	10

ABC News/Washington Post Poll. June 20-23, 2016. N=1,001 adults nationwide. Margin of error ą 3.5.

"Thinking about Hillary Clinton as president are you comfortable with this, or does it make you anxious?"

		Comfortable	Anxious	Unsure
		%	%	%
	6/20-23/16	47	50	3

"Thinking about Donald Trump as president are you comfortable with this, or does it make you anxious?"

		Comfortable	Anxious	Unsure
		%	%	%
	6/20-23/16	27	70	3

"Overall, do you feel Trump is standing up for your beliefs, or against them?"

		For them	Against them	Unsure
		%	%	%
	6/20-23/16	36	56	7

"Trump has made some controversial comments about women, minorities and Muslims. Do you think his comments indicate that he's unfairly biased against any of these groups, or do his comments not indicate unfair bias?"

		Indicate unfair bias	Do not indicate unfair bias	Unsure
		%	%	%
	6/20-23/16	66	29	6

"Do you approve or disapprove of the way Clinton is handling questions about her use of personal e-mail while she was secretary of state?"

		Approve	Disapprove	Unsure
		%	%	%
	6/20-23/16	34	56	9

"Do you approve or disapprove of the way Trump is handling questions about Trump University, the real estate workshops his company conducted from 2005 to 2010?"

		Approve	Disapprove	Unsure
		%	%	%
	6/20-23/16	19	59	22

"Trump has said that a federal judge who's hearing a lawsuit involving Trump University might not be fair to him because the judge is of Mexican heritage. Do you think this is a racist comment, or does it not seem racist to you?"

		Racist	Not racist	Unsure
		%	%	%
	6/20-23/16	68	28	4

"Regardless of whether or not it's racist, do you think it's an appropriate comment, or inappropriate?"

		Appropriate	Inappropriate	Neither/ Both (vol.)	Unsure
		%	%	%	%
	6/20-23/16	11	85	1	3

"Thinking about the mass shooting in Orlando last week by a man who pledged allegiance to the Islamic State, who do you think did a better job responding to the attacks overall: Clinton or Trump?"

		Clinton	Trump	Both (vol.)	Neither (vol.)	Unsure
		%	%	%	%	%
	6/20-23/16	46	28	1	7	17

NBC News/Wall Street Journal Poll conducted by Hart Research Associates (D) and Public Opinion Strategies (R). June 19-23, 2016. N=1,000 registered voters nationwide. Margin of error ą 3.1.

"Putting aside for a moment the question of who each party's nominee might be, what is your preference for the outcome of this year's presidential election -- that a Democrat be elected president or that a Republican be elected president?"

		Democrat	Republican	Other (vol.)	Unsure
		%	%	%	%
	6/19-23/16	45	42	6	7
	5/15-19/16	47	43	4	6
	4/10-14/16	46	45	4	5
	3/3-6/16	46	42	4	8
	2/14-16/16	45	45	3	7
	1/9-13/16	46	43	5	6
	12/6-9/15	44	44	5	7
	10/25-29/15	43	44	6	7

"Now I'd like you to compare Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump on a few issues. For each one, please tell me whether you think that Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump would be better on that issue. If you think that both would be equally good or that neither would be good on a particular item, just say so. Who do you think would be better when it comes to [see below]: Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump, or do you think that both would be equally good or neither would be good?" Some items asked of half the sample.

		Donald Trump	Hillary Clinton	Equally good	Neither	Unsure
		%	%	%	%	%

"The gun issue"
	6/19-23/16	43	35	2	18	2

"Now, let's compare Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton on a few personal characteristics. Who do you think would be better when it comes to [see below]: Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump, or do you think that both would be equally good or neither would be good?"

		Donald Trump	Hillary Clinton	Equally good	Neither	Unsure
		%	%	%	%	%

"Being effective at getting things done"
	6/19-23/16	42	39	7	11	1

CNN/ORC Poll. June 16-19, 2016. N=891 registered voters nationwide. Margin of error ą 3.5.

"Now I'm going to mention a few issues and for each one, please tell me if you think Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump would better handle that issue if they were elected president. ..."

		Hillary Clinton	Donald Trump	Neither (vol.)	Unsure
		%	%	%	%
	"Issues related to women's equality" Version A (N=447)
	6/16-19/16	69	26	5	-

	"Issues related to women's rights" Version B (N=444)
	6/16-19/16	70	23	6	1

	"Issues related to gay and lesbian rights"
	6/16-19/16	62	27	8	2

"Thinking about the following characteristics and qualities, please say whether you think each one applies more to Hillary Clinton or more to Donald Trump. Please feel free to name a candidate even if you may not support him or her. ..."

		Hillary Clinton	Donald Trump	Both (vol.)	Neither (vol.)	Unsure
		%	%	%	%	%
	"Can handle the responsibilities of commander in chief"
	6/16-19/16	51	39	2	7	1
	3/17-20/16	55	36	2	7	-

	"Shares your values"
	6/16-19/16	44	38	1	17	1

	"Exercises good judgment in a crisis"
	6/16-19/16	48	35	1	13	2

CNBC All-America Economic Survey conducted by Hart Research Associates (D) and Public Opinion Strategies (R). June 11-13, 2016. N=801 registered voters nationwide. Margin of error ą 3.5.

"Now focusing on just two of the candidates running for president -- Which candidate for president would you say has the better policies and approaches to help each of the following: Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump? Which candidate has the better policies and approaches to help [see below], or would you say neither of these candidates has policies and approaches that would help on this?"

		Clinton	Trump	Neither	Same (vol.)	Other (vol.)/ Unsure
		%	%	%	%	%

"Lower-income people"
	6/11-13/16	53	24	18	-	5

"The middle class"
	6/11-13/16	43	32	17	2	6

"Small businesses"
	6/11-13/16	36	39	17	1	7

"Increase your wages" Asked of employed respondents
	6/11-13/16	35	28	27	2	8

"Your personal financial situation"
	6/11-13/16	33	30	30	1	6

"Large corporations"
	6/11-13/16	23	54	11	5	7

"The wealthy"
	6/11-13/16	22	54	10	7	7

"And now thinking about some specific issues -- Which candidate would you say has the better policies and approaches for each of the following: Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump? Which candidate has the better policies and approaches for [see below], or would you say neither of these candidates has policies and approaches that are good on this?"

		Clinton	Trump	Neither	Same (vol.)	Other (vol.)/ Unsure
		%	%	%	%	%

"Dealing with leaders of other countries"
	6/11-13/16	55	26	14	-	5

"Health care"
	6/11-13/16	47	29	17	1	6

"Trade with other countries"
	6/11-13/16	44	35	14	1	6

"The immigration system"
	6/11-13/16	42	36	16	1	5

"The overall U.S. economy"
	6/11-13/16	39	38	17	1	5

"Dealing with terrorism and homeland security" Asked June 13 only, N=408
	6/11-13/16	38	40	15	1	6

"Regulations on businesses"
	6/11-13/16	34	41	15	1	9

"The budget deficit"
	6/11-13/16	33	42	17	-	8

"Regulations on Wall Street and big banks"
	6/11-13/16	29	38	22	-	11

"Improving the performance of the stock market"
	6/11-13/16	26	42	19	1	12

"As you may know, Donald Trump has so far not made his tax returns public. Which of the following comes closer to your point of view about this? Donald Trump SHOULD release his tax returns because the public has a right to know about his financial affairs if he is going to be president. Donald Trump should NOT release his tax returns because his income and financial affairs are no one's business but his own."

		He should release	He should not release	Unsure
		%	%	%
	6/11-13/16	62	31	7

Bloomberg Politics Poll conducted by Selzer & Company. June 10-13, 2016. N=750 likely voters nationwide. Margin of error ą 3.6.

"I'm going to read some phrases people often use to describe candidates. For each, please indicate whether you think the phrase better describes Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump. ... Would be a good guest in my home." Candidate options rotated.

		Clinton	Trump	Unsure
		%	%	%
	6/10-13/16	52	34	14

CBS News Poll. June 9-13, 2016. N=1,048 registered voters nationwide. Margin of error ą 4.

"Regardless of how you intend to vote for president in 2016, who do you expect to finally win the 2016 presidential election: Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump?"

		Hillary Clinton	Donald Trump	Depends (vol.)	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%	%
	6/9-13/16	51	35	2	13

"Regardless of how you intend to vote, which candidate do you think would do a better job handling each of the following issues: Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump? Which candidate would do a better job handling [see below]?"

		Hillary Clinton	Donald Trump	Both (vol.)	Neither (vol.)	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%	%	%
	"Gun policy"
	6/9-13/16	46	45	-	3	5

"Do you think Hillary Clinton generally shows good judgment, or not?"

		Does	Does not	Mixed (vol.)	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%	%
	6/9-13/16	43	52	3	2

"Do you think Hillary Clinton understands the needs and problems of people like yourself, or not?"

		Does	Does not	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%
	6/9-13/16	45	53	2

"Do you think Hillary Clinton says what she believes most of the time, or does she say what she thinks people want to hear?"

		What she believes	What people want to hear	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%
	6/9-13/16	33	62	5

"Does Hillary Clinton make you feel inspired about the future of the country, or not?"

		Does	Does not	Sometimes (vol.)	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%	%
	6/9-13/16	33	63	2	2

"If Hillary Clinton eventually becomes president, do you think her presidency would bring different groups of Americans together, or do you think it would divide them?"

		Bring together	Divide	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%
	6/9-13/16	41	51	8

"Do you think Donald Trump generally shows good judgment, or not?"

		Does	Does not	Mixed (vol.)	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%	%
	6/9-13/16	25	69	3	3

"Do you think Donald Trump understands the needs and problems of people like yourself, or not?"

		Does	Does not	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%
	6/9-13/16	31	66	3

"Do you think Donald Trump says what he believes most of the time, or does he say what he thinks people want to hear?"

		What he believes	What people want to hear	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%
	6/9-13/16	56	39	5

"Does Donald Trump make you feel inspired about the future of the country, or not?"

		Does	Does not	Sometimes (vol.)	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%	%
	6/9-13/16	28	68	2	2

"If Donald Trump eventually becomes president, do you think his presidency would bring different groups of Americans together, or do you think it would divide them?"

		Bring together	Divide	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%
	6/9-13/16	25	68	7

"What do you think Republican leaders should do now? Support Donald Trump, even if they disagree with him on important issues. OR, Not support Donald Trump, if they disagree with him on important issues."

		Support Trump	Not support Trump	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%
	ALL	42	53	5
	Republicans	74	22	4
	Democrats	18	77	5
	Independents	41	54	5

Quinnipiac University. May 24-30, 2016. N=1,561 registered voters nationwide. Margin of error ą 2.5.

"If the candidates are Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, who do you think will win the presidential election this year?"

		Clinton	Trump	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%
	5/24-30/16	46	43	12

"Regardless of how you intend to vote, who do you think is more inspiring: Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump?"

		Clinton	Trump	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%
	5/24-30/16	39	48	13

"Do you think Donald Trump's refusal to release his tax returns is a legitimate issue in this year's presidential election or not?"

		Legitimate	Not legitimate	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%
	5/24-30/16	46	51	3

Gallup Poll. May 18-22, 2016. N=1,530 adults nationwide. Margin of error ą 3.

"Regardless of which presidential candidate you support, please tell me if you think Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump would better handle each of the following issues. How about ... ?"

		Clinton	Trump	Same (vol.)	Unsure
		%	%	%	%

"The treatment of minority groups in this country"
	5/18-22/16	67	29	1	3

"Climate change"
	5/18-22/16	66	28	2	4

"Social issues such as gay marriage and abortion"
	5/18-22/16	64	31	2	3

"Education"
	5/18-22/16	61	35	1	3

"Foreign affairs"
	5/18-22/16	59	38	1	3

"Health care and the Affordable Care Act"
	5/18-22/16	56	40	1	3

"Immigration"
	5/18-22/16	52	44	1	3

"The distribution of income and wealth in the U.S."
	5/18-22/16	51	43	2	4

"Trade with other nations"
	5/18-22/16	48	49	1	3

"Terrorism and national security"
	5/18-22/16	46	50	2	2

"Gun policy"
	5/18-22/16	45	50	1	3

"Employment and jobs"
	5/18-22/16	45	52	1	2

"Taxes"
	5/18-22/16	44	52	1	3

"The economy"
	5/18-22/16	43	53	1	3

"Government regulation of Wall Street and banks"
	5/18-22/16	42	53	2	3

"The size and efficiency of the federal government"
	5/18-22/16	41	55	1	3

"The federal budget deficit"
	5/18-22/16	39	57	1	3

ABC News/Washington Post Poll. May 16-19, 2016. N=1,005 adults nationwide. Margin of error ą 3.5.

"Regardless of whom you support, if Clinton and Trump are the nominees for president, who would you expect to win: Clinton or Trump?" Options rotated

		Clinton	Trump	Other (vol.)	Unsure
		%	%	%	%
	5/16-19/16	50	40	1	9
	3/3-6/16	59	36	1	4
	1/21-24/16	54	42	1	3

"Who do you trust more to handle issues of special concern to women: Clinton or Trump?" Options rotated. Half sample B.

		Clinton	Trump	Both (vol.)	Neither (vol.)	Unsure
		%	%	%	%	%
	5/16-19/16	66	23	1	8	2

"Who do you trust more to handle international relations: Clinton or Trump?" Options rotated. Half sample B.

		Clinton	Trump	Both (vol.)	Neither (vol.)	Unsure
		%	%	%	%	%
	5/16-19/16	56	33	1	7	2

"Who do you think would do more to advance the economic interests of working class people: Clinton or Trump?" Options rotated

		Clinton	Trump	Both (vol.)	Neither (vol.)	Unsure
		%	%	%	%	%
	5/16-19/16	51	41	-	6	2

"Who do you think would do more to advance the economic interests of middle class people: Clinton or Trump?" Options rotated

		Clinton	Trump	Both (vol.)	Neither (vol.)	Unsure
		%	%	%	%	%
	5/16-19/16	50	40	1	7	3

"Who do you think would do more to advance the economic interests of wealthy people: Clinton or Trump?" Options rotated

		Clinton	Trump	Both (vol.)	Neither (vol.)	Unsure
		%	%	%	%	%
	5/16-19/16	25	65	5	2	3

"All major presidential candidates in the last 40 years have publicly released their tax returns before the election. Trump has said he may not do this. Do you think Trump should release his tax returns before the November election, or is it OK if he does not release his tax returns?"

		He should release	OK if he does not release	Unsure
		%	%	%
	5/16-19/16	64	31	5

CBS News/New York Times Poll. May 13-17, 2016. N=1,109 registered voters nationwide. Margin of error ą 3. Among registered voters, except where noted.

"Regardless of whom you support, who do you expect to finally win the Democratic nomination for president in 2016: [see below]?" Options rotated N=371 Democratic primary voters; margin of error ą 6

		Hillary Clinton	Bernie Sanders	Neither (vol.)	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%	%
	5/13-17/16	83	14	1	2
	4/8-12/16	70	23	-	7
	3/17-20/16	72	23	-	5

"Which comes closer to your opinion about the race for the Democratic nomination? The long race for the nomination will help the Democrats in November, because the nominee will have been tested and better prepared for the general election. OR, The long race for the nomination will hurt the Democrats in November, because the Democratic candidates have been criticizing each other and that will weaken them for the general election." N=371 Democratic primary voters; margin of error ą 6

		Help	Hurt	No effect (vol.)	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%	%
	5/13-17/16	59	34	2	5

"Do you think the process for selecting a Democratic presidential nominee this year has been fair, or not fair?" N=371 Democratic primary voters; margin of error ą 6

		Fair	Not fair	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%
	5/13-17/16	68	29	2

"Do you think the process for selecting a Republican presidential nominee this year has been fair, or not fair?" N=379 Republican primary voters

		Fair	Not fair	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%
	5/13-17/16	61	30	9

"If Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are the two parties' candidates for the presidency in November, would you be satisfied choosing between them or would you like other choices?"

		Would be satisfied	Would like other choices	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%
	5/13-17/16	46	52	1

"Do you think of Hillary Clinton as more of a liberal, moderate, or a conservative?"

		Liberal	Moderate	Conservative	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%	%
	5/13-17/16	51	29	12	7

"If Hillary Clinton is elected president, do you think that will make the United States' image in the world better, make it worse, or will it have no effect on the United States' image in the world?"

		Better	Worse	No effect	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%	%
	5/13-17/16	27	35	34	5

"Do you think of Donald Trump as more of a liberal, moderate, or a conservative?"

		Liberal	Moderate	Conservative	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%	%
	5/13-17/16	16	37	34	13

"If Donald Trump is elected president, do you think that will make the United States' image in the world better, make it worse, or will it have no effect on the United States' image in the world?"

		Better	Worse	No effect	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%	%
	5/13-17/16	25	61	10	4

"Do you think Donald Trump will be able to unite the Republican Party, or not?"

		Will	Will not	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%
	5/13-17/16	32	63	6

"If Hillary Clinton is the Democratic nominee, do you think she will be able to unite the Democratic Party, or not?"

		Will	Will not	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%
	5/13-17/16	67	29	4

"If Bernie Sanders is the Democratic nominee, do you think he will be able to unite the Democratic Party, or not?"

		Will	Will not	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%
	5/13-17/16	55	38	6

"Do you think it is necessary for presidential candidates to publicly release their tax returns, or don't you think that's necessary?"

		Is necessary	Is not necessary	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%
	5/13-17/16	59	38	3

CNN/ORC Poll. April 28-May 1, 2016. N=890 registered voters nationwide. Margin of error ą 3.5.

"Just your best guess -- Regardless of who you support, which Democratic candidate do you think is most likely to win the Democratic nomination for president: [see below]?" Options rotated

		4/28 - 5/1/16	2/24-27/16
		%	%
	Hillary Clinton	85	70
	Bernie Sanders	12	25
	Someone else (vol.)	1	2
	Unsure	2	3

"Just your best guess -- Regardless of who you support, which Republican candidate do you think is most likely to win the Republican nomination for president next [sic] year: [see below]?" Options rotated

		4/28 - 5/1/16	2/24-27/16
		%	%
	Donald Trump	84	70
	Ted Cruz	10	11
	John Kasich	3	1
	Someone else (vol.)	1	2
	Unsure	1	2
	Marco Rubio	n/a	13
	Ben Carson	n/a	2

"Now I'm going to mention a few issues and for each one, please tell me if you think Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump would better handle that issue if they were elected president. ..."

		Hillary Clinton	Donald Trump	Neither (vol.)	Unsure
		%	%	%	%
	"Climate change"
	4/28 - 5/1/16	63	30	5	2

	"Education"
	4/28 - 5/1/16	61	34	4	1

George Washington University Battleground Poll conducted by the Tarrance Group (R) and Lake Research Partners (D). April 17-20, 2016. N=506 likely voters nationwide.

"Now, thinking about issues facing this country, I am going to read you a list of issues. Please listen as I read the list and tell me, for each one, whether you have more confidence in Donald Trump, OR Hillary Clinton to deal with this issue. ..."

		Donald Trump	Hillary Clinton	Both equal (vol.)	Neither (vol.)	Unsure
		%	%	%	%	%
	"Caring about people like you"
	4/17-20/16	35	53	1	10	1

NBC News/Wall Street Journal Poll conducted by Hart Research Associates (D) and Public Opinion Strategies (R). April 10-14, 2016. N=1,000 registered voters nationwide. Margin of error ą 3.1.

"Next, I'm going to mention a number of people running for president in 2016. For each one, please tell me, yes or no, whether you could see yourself supporting that person for president in 2016. If you don't know the name, please just say so. ..."

		Yes, could see	No, could not	Don't know name	Unsure
		%	%	%	%
	Bernie Sanders
	4/10-14/16	49	48	1	2

	Hillary Clinton
	4/10-14/16	41	58	-	1

	John Kasich
	4/10-14/16	41	47	10	2

	Ted Cruz
	4/10-14/16	35	61	2	2

	Donald Trump
	4/10-14/16	31	68	-	1

CBS News Poll. April 8-12, 2016. Primary voters nationwide.

"Which one of these candidates do you trust most to deal with terrorism and national security: [see below]?" N=359 Democratic primary voters; margin of error ą 6.

		%
	Hillary Clinton	65
	Bernie Sanders	29
	Neither (vol.)	2
	Unsure/No answer	3

"Which one of these candidates do you trust most to deal with the economy and unemployment: [see below]?" N=359 Democratic primary voters; margin of error ą 6.

		%
	Hillary Clinton	49
	Bernie Sanders	44
	Neither (vol.)	3
	Unsure/No answer	3

"Which one of these candidates do you trust most to deal with foreign policy: [see below]?" N=359 Democratic primary voters; margin of error ą 6.

		%
	Hillary Clinton	64
	Bernie Sanders	32
	Neither (vol.)	2
	Unsure/No answer	1

"Which one of these candidates do you trust most to deal with income inequality: [see below]?" N=359 Democratic primary voters; margin of error ą 6.

		%
	Hillary Clinton	41
	Bernie Sanders	56
	Neither (vol.)	1
	Unsure/No answer	1

"Which one of these candidates do you trust most to make the right decisions about gun policy: [see below]?" N=359 Democratic primary voters; margin of error ą 6.

		%
	Hillary Clinton	48
	Bernie Sanders	43
	Neither (vol.)	3
	Unsure/No answer	6

"Which one of these candidates do you trust most to make the right decisions when it comes to regulating large banks and financial institutions: [see below]?" N=359 Democratic primary voters; margin of error ą 6.

		%
	Hillary Clinton	39
	Bernie Sanders	57
	Neither (vol.)	2
	Unsure/No answer	2

"Regardless of whom you support, who do you expect to finally win the Republican nomination for president in 2016: [see below]?" Options rotated N=399 Republican primary voters; margin of error ą 6

		4/8-12/16	3/17-20/16
		%	%
	Donald Trump	60	77
	Ted Cruz	22	10
	John Kasich	2	4
	None of these (vol.)	3	1
	Unsure/No answer	12	8

McClatchy-Marist Poll. March 29-31, 2016. Voters nationwide.

Democratic Presidential Preference, including those who are leaning toward a candidate: N=497 registered voters nationwide who are Democrats or lean Democratic; margin of error ą 4.4

		%
	Bernie Sanders	49
	Hillary Clinton	47
	Other	1
	Unsure	4

	Asked of Sanders supporters (N=238; margin of error ą 6.4): "If Hillary Clinton becomes the Democratic nominee for president, will you support her or not support her in the general election in November?"

		Will support her	Will not support her	Unsure
		%	%	%
	3/29-31/16	69	25	6

	Asked of Clinton supporters (N=225; margin of error ą 6.5): "If Bernie Sanders becomes the Democratic nominee for president, will you support him or not support him in the general election in November?"

		Will support him	Will not support him	Unsure
		%	%	%
	3/29-31/16	79	14	7

"If Donald Trump has won the most delegates going into the Republican convention but not enough to be nominated on the convention's first ballot, do you think the Republican Party should nominate Donald Trump for president, or the Republican Party should nominate a different person for president?" N=444 registered voters who are Republicans or lean Republican; margin of error ą 4.7

		Donald Trump	A different person	Unsure
		%	%	%
	3/29-31/16	52	40	8

"If the Republican Party decides to nominate someone other than Donald Trump for president, should the nominee be someone who ran in the primaries this year, or is it acceptable to you for the nominee to be a Republican who did not run in the primaries this year?" N=444 registered voters who are Republicans or lean Republican; margin of error ą 4.7

		Someone who ran in primaries	OK if did not run in primaries	Unsure
		%	%	%
	3/29-31/16	65	29	6

Bloomberg Politics Poll conducted by Selzer & Company. March 19-22, 2016. N=366 participants and likely participants in the 2016 Republican primaries and caucuses nationwide. Margin of error ą 5.1.

"Which do you think is the better way to decide the Republican nomination? The candidate with the most delegates from the state primaries and caucuses should win, even if he does not get a majority. If no candidate gets a majority, the delegates at the national convention in Cleveland should decide who will represent the Republican Party, with no restrictions on whom they can name."

		Most delegates from primaries and caucuses	Convention decides with no restrictions	Unsure
		%	%	%
	3/19-22/16	63	33	4

"I have some questions comparing just Ted Cruz and Donald Trump. ..."

		Ted Cruz	Donald Trump	Both (vol.)	Unsure
		%	%	%	%

	"Which one do you think embodies traditional moral values?"
	3/19-22/16	64	20	2	13

	"Which one do you think has the better temperament to be president?"
	3/19-22/16	63	27	1	9

	"Is the most honest and trustworthy?"
	3/19-22/16	45	36	2	18

	"Which one do you think cares the most about people like you?"
	3/19-22/16	42	43	1	14

	"Would work most effectively with Congress?"
	3/19-22/16	40	50	1	9

	"Which one do you think can best combat Islamic terrorism?"
	3/19-22/16	33	55	1	11

	"Which one do you think would do more to solve the illegal immigration problem?"
	3/19-22/16	28	62	1	9

	"Knows the most about how to get things done?"
	3/19-22/16	28	65	1	6

	"Which one do you think would be better at managing the economy?"
	3/19-22/16	28	65	-	7

	"Which one do you think has the best chance of beating Hillary Clinton?"
	3/19-22/16	26	66	2	6

CBS News/New York Times Poll. March 17-20, 2016. N=1,058 registered voters nationwide.

"Would you describe the Republican Party today as united or divided?" N=362 Republican primary voters; margin of error ą 6

		United	Divided	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%
	3/17-20/16	10	88	2

"Do you think the overall tone of the Republican presidential campaign has been more positive, more negative, or about the same as past Republican presidential campaigns?" N=362 Republican primary voters; margin of error ą 6

		More positive	More negative	About the same	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%	%
	3/17-20/16	10	58	30	2

"So far, do you think the Republican presidential campaign has made you feel MOSTLY proud of the Republican Party or MOSTLY embarrassed by the Republican Party?" N=362 Republican primary voters; margin of error ą 6

		Mostly proud	Mostly embarrassed	Neither/ Mixed (vol.)	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%	%
	3/17-20/16	27	60	9	3

"If none of the Republican presidential candidates receive a majority of the party's delegates, it is possible that the party's nominee could be chosen at the Republican Convention in July, and that the nominee might not be the candidate who has earned the most delegates in the state primaries and caucuses. If this happens, do you think this would be a good thing for the Republican Party, a bad thing for the Republican Party, or will it not make much of a difference either way?" N=362 Republican primary voters; margin of error ą 6

		A good thing	A bad thing	Not much difference	Depends on nominee (vol.)	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%	%	%
	3/17-20/16	14	65	16	2	2

"Would you describe the Democratic Party today as united or divided?" N=388 Democratic primary voters; margin of error ą 6

		United	Divided	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%
	3/17-20/16	62	33	4

"Do you think the overall tone of the Democratic presidential campaign has been more positive, more negative, or about the same as past Democratic presidential campaigns?" N=388 Democratic primary voters; margin of error ą 6

		More positive	More negative	About the same	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%	%
	3/17-20/16	40	9	48	3

"So far, do you think the Democratic presidential campaign has made you feel MOSTLY proud of the Democratic Party or MOSTLY embarrassed by the Democratic Party?" N=388 Democratic primary voters; margin of error ą 6

		Mostly proud	Mostly embarrassed	Neither/ Mixed (vol.)	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%	%
	3/17-20/16	82	13	4	1

"From what you've heard or read, generally, would you describe Hillary Clinton's policy proposals as realistic or not realistic?" N=388 Democratic primary voters; margin of error ą 6

		Realistic	Not realistic	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%
	3/17-20/16	78	17	4
	2/12-16/16	81	14	5

"From what you've heard or read, generally, would you describe Bernie Sanders' policy proposals as realistic or not realistic?" N=388 Democratic primary voters; margin of error ą 6

		Realistic	Not realistic	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%
	3/17-20/16	56	38	6
	2/12-16/16	51	41	9

"In general, who do you think is more to blame for the incidents of violence that have occurred at some political rallies for Donald Trump: the people who are protesting against Donald Trump at the rallies, the people who are supporting Donald Trump at the rallies, or are both about equally to blame?" N=1,058 registered voters; margin of error ą 4

		Protestors	Supporters	Both about equally	Depends/ Neither (vol.)	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%	%	%
	3/17-20/16	29	23	43	1	3

"Do you approve or disapprove of how Donald Trump is handling the violence at some of his rallies?" N=1,058 registered voters; margin of error ą 4

		Approve	Disapprove	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%
	3/17-20/16	26	64	10

CNN/ORC Poll. March 17-20, 2016. N=397 registered voters nationwide who are Republicans or lean Republican. Margin of error ą 5.

"If Donald Trump wins the Republican nomination for president, would you like to see another Republican run for president as a third party candidate or not?"

		Yes, would	No, would not	Unsure
		%	%	%
	3/17-20/16	35	65	1

"Now, I have a few questions about the Republican Party's nomination process. As you may know, in order to win the Republican Party's nomination for president, a candidate must win the support of a majority of the delegates to the Party's national convention, which will be held in July. If no candidate wins a majority of delegates through the primary and caucus process, as reflected in the first round of voting at the convention, delegates will have additional rounds of voting until a single candidate wins majority support. "If no candidate has won a majority of the delegates after the first round of voting, do you think the delegates should vote for the candidate with the most support in the primaries and caucuses, or the person they feel would be the best candidate?" Options rotated

		Candidate with most primary support	The best candidate	Unsure
		%	%	%
	3/17-20/16	60	38	2

"John Kasich has not won enough delegates to be able to win a majority through the primary and caucus process, and could only win the nomination if no one else wins a majority of delegates through the primaries and caucuses. Do you think Kasich should remain in the race or drop out?"

		Remain in the race	Drop out	Unsure
		%	%	%
	3/17-20/16	27	70	3

"If none of the current Republican candidates wins a majority of the delegates before the convention, would you rather see the Republican Party nominate one of the three remaining Republican candidates or would you rather see the Party nominate someone else?"

		One of three remaining candidates	Someone else	Unsure
		%	%	%
	3/17-20/16	84	15	1

Monmouth University Poll. March 17-20, 2016. N=353 registered voters who are Republicans or lean Republican nationwide. Margin of error ą 5.2.

"Donald Trump may get the most delegates during the primaries, but not enough to win the nomination on the first round of balloting at the national convention. It is possible that a different candidate could win the nomination in later rounds of balloting. If this is the case, would you rather see the Republican Party get behind Trump, or would you rather see the convention nominate a different person for president?"

		Get behind Trump	A different person	Depends on other person (vol.)	Unsure
		%	%	%	%
	3/17-20/16	54	34	5	7

ABC News/Washington Post Poll. March 3-6, 2016. N=1,000 adults nationwide. Margin of error ą 3.5.

"Do you think Hillary Clinton understands the problems of people like you, or not?"

		Does	Does not	Unsure
		%	%	%
	3/3-6/16	49	50	1
	9/7-10/15	46	51	4

"Do you think Hillary Clinton has the right experience to be president, or not?"

		Does	Does not	Unsure
		%	%	%
	3/3-6/16	66	33	1

"Do you think Donald Trump understands the problems of people like you, or not?"

		Does	Does not	Unsure
		%	%	%
	3/3-6/16	26	72	2
	9/7-10/15	29	67	4

"Do you think Donald Trump has the right experience to be president, or not?"

		Does	Does not	Unsure
		%	%	%
	3/3-6/16	26	73	2

"Do you think Ted Cruz is honest and trustworthy, or not?"

		Is	Is not	Unsure
		%	%	%
	3/3-6/16	42	46	12

"Do you think Ted Cruz understands the problems of people like you, or not?"

		Does	Does not	Unsure
		%	%	%
	3/3-6/16	41	50	9

"Do you think Ted Cruz has the right experience to be president, or not?"

		Does	Does not	Unsure
		%	%	%
	3/3-6/16	43	47	10

"Do you think Ted Cruz has the kind of personality and temperament it takes to serve effectively as president, or not?"

		Does	Does not	Unsure
		%	%	%
	3/3-6/16	43	49	9

"Do you think Marco Rubio is honest and trustworthy, or not?"

		Is	Is not	Unsure
		%	%	%
	3/3-6/16	47	39	14

"Do you think Marco Rubio understands the problems of people like you, or not?"

		Does	Does not	Unsure
		%	%	%
	3/3-6/16	43	48	9

"Do you think Marco Rubio has the right experience to be president, or not?"

		Does	Does not	Unsure
		%	%	%
	3/3-6/16	35	54	11

"Do you think Marco Rubio has the kind of personality and temperament it takes to serve effectively as president, or not?"

		Does	Does not	Unsure
		%	%	%
	3/3-6/16	47	42	10

NBC News/Wall Street Journal Poll conducted by Hart Research Associates (D) and Public Opinion Strategies (R). March 3-6, 2016. N=410 Democratic primary voters nationwide. Margin of error ą 4.8.

"Next, I'm going to mention a number of people running for president in 2016. For each one, please tell me, yes or no, whether you could see yourself supporting that person for president in 2016. If you don't know the name, please just say so. ..." 2/16 & earlier: "Next, I'm going to mention a number of people who are seeking the Democratic nomination for president in 2016. For each one, please tell me, yes or no, whether you could see yourself supporting that person for the Democratic nomination for president in 2016. If you don't know the name, please just say so. ..."

		Yes, could see	No, could not	Don't know name	Unsure
		%	%	%	%
	Hillary Clinton
	3/3-6/16	82	17	-	1
	2/14-16/16	77	22	-	1
	1/9-13/16	79	18	-	3
	12/6-9/15	82	17	-	1
	10/25-29/15	85	13	-	2
	10/15-18/15	81	17	-	2
	9/20-24/15	76	21	-	3
	6/14-18/15	92	8	-	-
	3/1-5/15	86	13	-	1

	Bernie Sanders
	3/3-6/16	72	26	1	1
	2/14-16/16	66	29	3	2
	1/9-13/16	66	25	6	3
	12/6-9/15	65	28	6	1
	10/25-29/15	61	28	7	4
	10/15-18/15	64	25	8	3
	9/20-24/15	62	24	10	4
	6/14-18/15	40	32	23	5
	3/1-5/15	21	21	54	4

NBC News/Wall Street Journal Poll conducted by Hart Research Associates (D) and Public Opinion Strategies (R). Feb. 14-16, 2016. N=400 Republican primary voters nationwide. Margin of error ą 4.9.

"Next, I'm going to mention a number of people who are seeking the Republican nomination for president. For each one, please tell me, yes or no, whether you could see yourself supporting that person for the Republican nomination for president. If you don't know the name, please just say so. ..."

		Yes, could see	No, could not	Don't know name	Unsure
		%	%	%	%
	Ted Cruz
	2/14-16/16	65	33	1	1
	1/9-13/16	71	25	2	2
	12/6-9/15	67	27	4	2
	10/25-29/15	57	34	4	5
	10/15-18/15	48	41	5	6
	9/20-24/15	45	44	8	3
	7/26-30/15	52	38	7	3
	6/14-18/15	51	31	14	4
	4/26-30/15	57	28	12	3
	3/1-5/15	40	38	18	4

	Donald Trump
	2/14-16/16	56	42	-	2
	1/9-13/16	65	34	-	1
	12/6-9/15	58	40	-	2
	10/25-29/15	60	37	-	3
	10/15-18/15	59	36	1	4
	9/20-24/15	47	52	-	1
	7/26-30/15	47	49	-	4
	6/14-18/15	32	66	-	2
	3/1-5/15	23	74	1	2

	Marco Rubio
	2/14-16/16	70	28	1	1
	1/9-13/16	67	28	4	1
	12/6-9/15	64	29	4	3
	3/1-5/15	56	26	14	4

	John Kasich
	2/14-16/16	49	41	7	3
	1/9-13/16	28	52	18	2
	12/6-9/15	22	53	22	3

	Ben Carson
	2/14-16/16	62	35	2	1
	1/9-13/16	60	39	1	-
	3/1-5/15	41	18	38	3

	Jeb Bush
	2/14-16/16	46	53	-	1
	1/9-13/16	42	55	1	2
	3/1-5/15	49	42	4	5

CBS News Poll. Feb. 12-16, 2016. N=549 Democratic primary voters nationwide. Margin of error ą 5.

"Regardless of how you intend to vote in 2016, which one of these Democratic presidential candidates do you trust most to appoint justices to the U.S. Supreme Court? ..." Asked Feb. 14-16, 2016, only. N=264 Democratic primary voters.

		Hillary Clinton	Bernie Sanders	Neither	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%	%
	2/14-16/16	48	42	3	7

"Would you favor or oppose a single-payer health care system, in which all Americans would get their health insurance from one government plan that is financed by taxes?"

		Favor	Oppose	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%
	2/12-16/16	65	27	8

"Do you have a positive or negative view of socialism?"

		Positive	Negative	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%
	2/12-16/16	60	21	19

Monmouth University Poll. Jan. 15-18, 2016. N=385 registered voters nationwide who are Republicans or lean Republican. Margin of error ą 5.

"The Constitution states that only a natural born citizen may serve as president of the United States. "Do you believe that Ted Cruz is a natural born citizen, or not?"

		Is natural born citizen	Is not natural born citizen	Unsure
		%	%	%
	1/15-18/16	65	12	24

"Do you believe that Donald Trump is a natural born citizen, or not?"

		Is natural born citizen	Is not natural born citizen	Unsure
		%	%	%
	1/15-18/16	91	2	7

NBC News/Wall Street Journal Poll conducted by Hart Research Associates (D) and Public Opinion Strategies (R). Jan. 9-13, 2016. N=400 Democratic primary voters nationwide. Margin of error ą 4.9.

"Next, I'm going to mention a number of people who are seeking the Democratic nomination for president in 2016. For each one, please tell me, yes or no, whether you could see yourself supporting that person for the Democratic nomination for president in 2016. If you don't know the name, please just say so. . . ."

		Yes, could see	No, could not	Don't know name	Unsure
		%	%	%	%
	Martin O'Malley
	1/9-13/16	22	51	24	3
	12/6-9/15	19	47	31	3
	10/25-29/15	18	49	31	2
	10/15-18/15	13	49	33	5
	9/20-24/15	10	39	49	2
	6/14-18/15	12	28	58	2
	3/1-5/15	11	20	67	2

NBC News/Wall Street Journal Poll conducted by Hart Research Associates (D) and Public Opinion Strategies (R). Jan. 9-13, 2016. N=400 Republican primary voters nationwide. Margin of error ą 4.9.

"Next, I'm going to mention a number of people who are seeking the Republican nomination for president in 2016. For each one, please tell me, yes or no, whether you could see yourself supporting that person for the Republican nomination for president in 2016. If you don't know the name, please just say so. . . ."

		Yes, could see	No, could not	Don't know name	Unsure
		%	%	%	%
	Chris Christie
	1/9-13/16	48	45	5	2
	3/1-5/15	32	57	7	4

Quinnipiac University. Dec. 16-20, 2015. N=1,140 registered voters nationwide. Margin of error ą 2.9.

"Would you feel proud to have Donald Trump as president, embarrassed to have Donald Trump as president, or wouldn't you feel either of these ways?"

		Proud	Embarrassed	Neither	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%	%
	ALL	23	50	24	3
	Republicans	44	20	32	4
	Democrats	4	82	12	2
	Independents	20	47	29	4

"Would you feel proud to have Hillary Clinton as president, embarrassed to have Hillary Clinton as president, or wouldn't you feel either of these ways?"

		Proud	Embarrassed	Neither	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%	%
	ALL	33	35	29	3
	Republicans	5	72	21	2
	Democrats	72	5	23	1
	Independents	22	32	41	5

ABC News/Washington Post Poll. Dec. 10-13, 2015. N=403 Republicans and independents who lean Republican nationwide. Margin of error ą 5.5.

"Again, thinking about Trump, Carson, Bush, Rubio and Cruz -- who do you trust more to handle immigration issues?" Options rotated

		12/10-13/15	11/16-19/15
		%	%
	Donald Trump	50	45
	Marco Rubio	14	18
	Jeb Bush	11	13
	Ben Carson	10	10
	Ted Cruz	10	9
	None of them (vol.)	1	-
	Unsure	5	4

"Again, thinking about Trump, Carson, Bush, Rubio and Cruz -- who do you trust more to handle the threat of terrorism?" Options rotated

		12/10-13/15	11/16-19/15
		%	%
	Donald Trump	50	42
	Jeb Bush	14	18
	Ted Cruz	12	9
	Ben Carson	9	10
	Marco Rubio	9	13
	All of them (vol.)	-	1
	None of them (vol.)	1	1
	Unsure	3	6

CBS News/New York Times Poll. Dec. 4-8, 2015. N=1,053 registered voters nationwide. Margin of error ą 4.

"Regardless of who you support, who do you expect to finally win the Republican nomination for president in 2016: [see below]?" Options rotated. N=431 Republican primary voters, margin of error ą 6.

		GOP primary voters
		%
	Donald Trump	51
	Ted Cruz	10
	Marco Rubio	9
	Ben Carson	7
	Jeb Bush	5
	Chris Christie	1
	John Kasich	1
	Carly Fiorina	-
	Mike Huckabee	-
	George Pataki	-
	Rand Paul	-
	Jim Gilmore	-
	None of these (vol.)	1
	Unsure/No answer	15

"Would you prefer the Republican nominee for president be someone whose experience has been mostly in politics and government, or someone whose experience has been mostly in the business or private sector, or doesn't it matter to you?" N=431 Republican primary voters, margin of error ą 6

		GOP primary voters

		Politics, government	Business, private sector	Doesn't matter	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%	%
	12/4-8/15	13	43	42	2

"If Donald Trump is elected as president, what best describes your feelings about what he will do in office: excited, optimistic but not excited, concerned but not scared, or scared?"

		Excited	Optimistic, not excited	Concerned, not scared	Scared	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%	%	%
	12/4-8/15	11	24	24	40	2

"If Hillary Clinton is elected as president, what best describes your feelings about what she will do in office: excited, optimistic but not excited, concerned but not scared, or scared?"

		Excited	Optimistic, not excited	Concerned, not scared	Scared	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%	%	%
	12/4-8/15	9	33	23	34	1

MSNBC/Telemundo/Marist Poll. Nov. 15-Dec. 2, 2015. N=2,360 registered voters nationwide. Margin of error ą 2.

"If the 2016 presidential election were held today, whom would you support: the Democratic candidate, or the Republican candidate?"

		Democratic candidate	Republican candidate	Unsure
		%	%	%
	11/15 - 12/2/15	45	45	10

CNN/ORC Poll. Nov. 27-Dec. 1, 2015. N=445 registered voters nationwide who are Republicans or lean Republican. Margin of error ą 4.5.

"Regardless of who you are voting for, which Republican candidate do you think can best handle the economy?"

		11/27 - 12/1/15	9/17-19/15
		%	%
	Donald Trump	55	44
	Ted Cruz	9	3
	Ben Carson	7	5
	Marco Rubio	7	10
	Carly Fiorina	5	11
	Jeb Bush	3	8
	Chris Christie	3	3
	Rand Paul	3	2
	Other	3	7
	No one (vol.)	3	2
	Unsure	2	2

"Regardless of who you are voting for, which Republican candidate do you think can best handle illegal immigration?"

		11/27 - 12/1/15	9/17-19/15
		%	%
	Donald Trump	48	47
	Marco Rubio	14	15
	Ted Cruz	11	5
	Ben Carson	9	6
	Jeb Bush	4	9
	Chris Christie	4	1
	Other	3	11
	No one (vol.)	1	3
	Unsure	4	5

"Regardless of who you are voting for, which Republican candidate do you think can best handle foreign policy?"

		11/27 - 12/1/15	9/17-19/15
		%	%
	Donald Trump	30	22
	Ted Cruz	17	7
	Marco Rubio	14	17
	Ben Carson	8	7
	Jeb Bush	7	11
	Chris Christie	5	3
	Carly Fiorina	3	8
	Rand Paul	3	5
	Other	6	10
	No one (vol.)	3	3
	Unsure	4	7

"Regardless of who you are voting for, which Republican candidate do you think can best handle ISIS?"

		%
	Donald Trump	46
	Ted Cruz	15
	Marco Rubio	8
	Ben Carson	7
	Jeb Bush	6
	Chris Christie	4
	Other	6
	No one (vol.)	4
	Unsure	4

"Now I'm going to read you a few phrases which describe the candidates, and for each one, tell me which Republican candidate you think that phrase best describes, regardless of who you are voting for. Which Republican candidate do you think has the best chance of winning in the general election next November?"

		%
	Donald Trump	52
	Marco Rubio	15
	Ted Cruz	11
	Ben Carson	10
	Jeb Bush	3
	Other	4
	No one (vol.)	2
	Unsure	2

ABC News/Washington Post Poll. Nov. 16-19. N=1,004 adults nationwide. Margin of error ą 3.5.

"Who would you trust more to handle the threat of terrorism: Hillary Clinton or [see below]?"

		Hillary Clinton	Jeb Bush	Neither (vol.)	Unsure
		%	%	%	%
	11/16-19/15	46	43	7	3

		Hillary Clinton	Marco Rubio	Neither (vol.)	Unsure
		%	%	%	%
	11/16-19/15	47	43	5	5

		Hillary Clinton	Donald Trump	Neither (vol.)	Unsure
		%	%	%	%
	11/16-19/15	50	42	6	1

		Hillary Clinton	Ben Carson	Neither (vol.)	Unsure
		%	%	%	%
	11/16-19/15	49	40	6	4

		Hillary Clinton	Ted Cruz	Neither (vol.)	Unsure
		%	%	%	%
	11/16-19/15	48	40	6	6

CBS News/New York Times Poll. Nov. 6-10, 2015. N=418 Democratic primary voters nationwide. Margin of error ą 6.

"Regardless of how you intend to vote in 2016, which one of these Democratic presidential candidates do you think has the best chance of winning the general election in November 2016: [see below]?"

		Hillary Clinton	Bernie Sanders	Martin O'Malley	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%	%
	11/6-10/15	76	18	3	3

"How confident are you in Hillary Clinton's ability to make the right decisions about the economy? Are you very confident, somewhat confident, not too confident, or not at all confident?"

		Very confident	Somewhat confident	Not too confident	Not at all confident	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%	%	%
	11/6-10/15	39	45	8	8	-

"How confident are you in Hillary Clinton's ability to handle an international crisis? Are you very confident, somewhat confident, not too confident, or not at all confident?"

		Very confident	Somewhat confident	Not too confident	Not at all confident	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%	%	%
	11/6-10/15	53	30	10	7	-

"How confident are you in Bernie Sanders' ability to make the right decisions about the economy? Are you very confident, somewhat confident, not too confident, or not at all confident?"

		Very confident	Somewhat confident	Not too confident	Not at all confident	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%	%	%
	11/6-10/15	32	36	17	9	6

"How confident are you in Bernie Sanders' ability to handle an international crisis? Are you very confident, somewhat confident, not too confident, or not at all confident?"

		Very confident	Somewhat confident	Not too confident	Not at all confident	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%	%	%
	11/6-10/15	16	41	23	12	8

"Would you rather see the next Democratic presidential nominee generally continue Barack Obama's policies, or mostly change to different policies?"

		Obama's policies	Different policies	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%
	11/6-10/15	60	35	5

"Do you think Hillary Clinton says what she believes most of the time, or does she say what she thinks people want to hear?"

		What she believes	What people want to hear	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%
	11/6-10/15	52	46	3

"Do you think Bernie Sanders says what he believes most of the time, or does he say what he thinks people want to hear?"

		What he believes	What people want to hear	Unsure/ No answer
		%	%	%
	11/6-10/15	62	28	10

ABC News/Washington Post Poll. Oct. 15-18, 2015. N=444 adults nationwide who are Democrats or lean Democratic. Margin of error ą 5.5.

"From what you've seen, heard or read about it, who, in your opinion, won the Democratic primary debate held earlier this week?"

		Hillary Clinton	Bernie Sanders	None (vol.)	Unsure
		%	%	%	%
	10/15-18/15	45	19	6	29

NBC News/Wall Street Journal Poll conducted by Hart Research Associates (D) and Public Opinion Strategies (R). Oct. 15-18, 2015. N=1,000 adults nationwide. Results below are among registered voters.

"Do you think it would be better for the country to have a Democrat or a Republican as the next president?" Options rotated

		Democrat	Republican	Makes no difference (vol.)	Neither/ Another party (vol.)	Unsure
		%	%	%	%	%
	10/15-18/15	41	40	9	5	5
	9/20-24/15	38	38	7	8	9
	7/26-30/15	37	39	9	7	8
	6/14-18/15	39	36	7	7	10
	4/26-30/15	40	39	7	5	9
	12/10-14/14	38	40	9	6	7

"Would you like to see Joe Biden run for the Democratic nomination, would you prefer that he NOT run for the nomination, or do you not really have an opinion one way or the other?" N=400 Democratic primary voters, margin of error ą 4.9

		--- Democratic primary voters ---

		He should run	He should not run	Do not have an opinion	Unsure
		%	%	%	%
	10/15-18/15	30	38	31	1

CNN/ORC Poll. Oct. 14-17, 2015. N=425 registered voters nationwide who are Democrats or lean Democratic. Margin of error ą 5.

"As you may know, CNN and Facebook held a debate among the Democratic presidential candidates on Tuesday. ... Regardless of who you support, which candidate do you think did the best job in Tuesday night's debate: [see below]?" Options rotated. N=163 leaned Democrats who said they watched the debate. Margin of error ą 7.5.

		Debate- watchers
		%
	Hillary Clinton	62
	Bernie Sanders	35
	Martin O'Malley	1
	Jim Webb	1
	Lincoln Chafee	-
	No one (vol.)	1

"Do you think Joe Biden should get into the race for the Democratic nomination for president, or should he stay out of the race?"

		Get in	Stay out	Unsure
		%	%	%
	10/14-17/15	47	49	5
	8/13-16/15	53	45	1

CNN/ORC Poll. Sept. 17-19, 2015. N=444 registered voters nationwide who are Republicans or lean Republican. Margin of error ą 4.5.

"As you may know, CNN and the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library held back-to-back debates among the Republican presidential candidates on Wednesday, the first one included four candidates, and the second one eleven candidates. Which of the following statements best describes you? I watched or listened to all or most of both debates. I watched or listened to all or most of the second debate, but not the first. I did not watch or listen to either debate, but I paid close attention to news stories about them afterwards. I did not watch or listen to either debate or pay attention to news stories about them."

		Watched both debates	Watched second debate	Didn't watch, but did see news stories	Didn't watch or see news stories	Watched only first debate (vol.)
		%	%	%	%	%
	9/17-19/15	23	23	32	18	3

	"Regardless of who you support, which candidate do you think did the best job in Wednesday night's debates: [see below]?" Options rotated N=234 leaned Republican voters who watched one or both debates, margin of error ą 6.5.

		Debate watchers
		%
	Carly Fiorina	52
	Marco Rubio	14
	Donald Trump	11
	Chris Christie	6
	Ben Carson	3
	Ted Cruz	3
	Lindsey Graham	2
	Jeb Bush	2
	John Kasich	2
	Rand Paul	2
	Mike Huckabee	1
	Bobby Jindal	-
	George Pataki	-
	Rick Santorum	-
	Scott Walker	-
	Unsure	2

	"And which of those candidates do you think did the worst job in the debates: [see below]?" Options rotated N=234 leaned Republican voters who watched one or both debates, margin of error ą 6.5.

		Debate watchers
		%
	Donald Trump	31
	Rand Paul	22
	Jeb Bush	9
	Mike Huckabee	7
	Scott Walker	6
	Ben Carson	4
	Chris Christie	3
	Carly Fiorina	2
	Lindsey Graham	2
	George Pataki	2
	Bobby Jindal	1
	John Kasich	1
	Ted Cruz	-
	Marco Rubio	-
	Rick Santorum	-
	No one (vol.)	3
	Unsure	6

"Regardless of who you are voting for, which Republican candidate do you think can best handle social issues, such as abortion and same-sex marriage?"

		%
	Ben Carson	17
	Donald Trump	15
	Carly Fiorina	14
	Mike Huckabee	9
	Ted Cruz	7
	Marco Rubio	7
	Jeb Bush	6
	Chris Christie	4
	Rand Paul	3
	Other	5
	No one (vol.)	5
	Unsure	6

Gallup Poll. Aug. 5-9, 2015. N=419 Democrats and independents who lean to the Democratic Party nationwide. Margin of error ą 6.

"Do you want Joe Biden to run for president in 2016, or not?"

		Yes	No	Unsure
		%	%	%
	8/5-9/15	45	47	8

"Do you want Elizabeth Warren to run for president in 2016, or not?"

		Yes	No	Unsure
		%	%	%
	8/5-9/15	36	49	15

Monmouth University Poll. March 30-April 2, 2015. N=356 registered voters nationwide who are Democrats or lean Democratic. Margin of error ą 5.2.

"Do you think it would be better if the Democrats got behind Hillary Clinton early in the nominating process or would it be better if there was an active primary challenge?"

		Better if got behind Clinton	Better if an active primary challenge	Unsure
		%	%	%
	3/30 - 4/2/15	41	50	9
	12/10-14/14	43	48	9

ABC News/Washington Post Poll. May 29-June 1, 2014. N=851 registered voters nationwide. Results below are among registered voters who are Democrats or lean Democratic.

"What's your preference -- that Hillary Clinton runs unopposed for the Democratic nomination for president in 2016, that Clinton runs for the nomination but that other Democrats also run, or that Clinton does not run for the presidential nomination?"

		Runs unopposed	Others also run	Does not run	Unsure
		%	%	%	%
	5/29 - 6/1/14	28	55	13	4

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