If elections were won based on Facebook chatter, Hillary Rodham Clinton, Senator Bernie Sanders and Senator Rand Paul would be the front-runners in early primary season states. The social media company has released figures on how the candidates — and presumed candidates — fared in terms of Facebook interactions in […] Read more »
Clinton Leads in Early States, But Sanders Popular in New Hampshire
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton leads the Democratic primary field by a wide margin in three early nominating states — though any Democrat who captures the party’s presidential title could be saddled with an albatross named Barack Obama. CONT. Reid Wilson, Morning Consult Read more »
New Polls Show Divided GOP Field in Early States
Republican voters in three key early nominating states are deeply divided between candidates seeking their party’s presidential crown, according to new Morning Consult surveys that show no clear front-runner. CONT. Reid Wilson, Morning Consult Read more »
Religious, Cultural, and Political Breakdown of the 2016 Early Primary States
As we gear up for the 2016 presidential elections, we use findings from the American Values Atlas to take an in-depth look at some of the most buzzed-about early primary states: New Hampshire, Iowa, and South Carolina. Given the considerable influence white evangelical Protestants wield in the Republican presidential primary, […] Read more »
New Hampshire Poll: Hillary Clinton Resilient in Nation’s First Primary
Despite a storm of recent controversies, Hillary Clinton’s popularity is proving durable among likely Democratic primary voters in New Hampshire, home of the nation’s first presidential primary election in early 2016. … She also fares about as well as her husband, the 42nd president and a popular figure in U.S. […] Read more »
New Hampshire Poll: Republican Field Tightens, Clinton Still Out in Front Among Democrats
There’s no clear Republican front-runner in the New Hampshire presidential nominating contest, while Hillary Clinton retains an overwhelming advantage among Democrats in the Granite State’s first-in-the-nation primary. Clinton’s advantage over her potential Republican rivals has narrowed, however, and the general election in the battleground state looks increasingly competitive, according to […] Read more »