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Franklin-Marshall poll just released: Clinton leads by 27 in Pennsylvania.
The Dems like Bernie and Hillary; the Republicans and their candidates, not so much.
The April 2016 Franklin & Marshall College Poll of Pennsylvania registered voters reveals clear front runners in the presidential nominating contests. The Democratic presidential primary race in Pennsylvania has changed little since January. The poll shows Hillary Clinton with a sizable lead over Bernie Sanders, 58% to 31%, which is consistent with her lead in prior polls.
The poll also shows that both Democratic candidates are perceived favorably by registered Democrats. On the other side, though, the Republican presidential primary race continues to shift. Donald Trump (40%) leads, as he has since October, but he has expanded his lead over Ted Cruz (26%) and John Kasich (24%). Unlike registered Democrats, registered Republicans do not have uniformly positive feelings about their candidates.
The poll also shows that both Democratic candidates are perceived favorably by registered Democrats. On the other side, though, the Republican presidential primary race continues to shift. Donald Trump (40%) leads, as he has since October, but he has expanded his lead over Ted Cruz (26%) and John Kasich (24%). Unlike registered Democrats, registered Republicans do not have uniformly positive feelings about their candidates.
http://www.fandm.edu/uploads/files/746493212120738645-f-m-poll-release-april-2016.pdf
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Bernie's numbers are PLUMMETING. His chances of winning the nomination have never been SMALLER.
Is this what CRATERING looks like? Or would it be more accurately described as a FREEFALL?
